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Old 1st July 2009, 02:32 PM
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There is perlite on top of media for size comparizon.
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Nice looking plants Casey. What media are you using? It looks like quite wet sphagnum moss.
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Nice looking plants Casey. What media are you using? It looks like quite wet sphagnum moss.
It is peat moss + perlite. Yea, agree with that, the media is a bit wet.
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Are those wooly sundews?
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Those are pygmies Marvin. Very delightful minute sundews, they cover the ground like a red sparkling carpet!
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Yes a red sparkling carpet that capable of catching dragonflies.
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Yes a red sparkling carpet that capable of catching dragonflies.
Catching dragonflies????!!! May I know how big is those unlucky dragonfly?
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It was about 6 - 7cm long. It happen a few years ago, it landed on a outdoor pot of Badgerup and never left. The pygmy acted as a pack. Each plant caught the bit of the dragonfly.
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After taking advice from expert. I had topup the media with sand. And here is the latest photo that taken half an hour ago.

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Why did my palacae died?Fungus nats crawling around.....ate too much?
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