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Old 11th January 2010, 03:45 PM
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Hello, I wasn't sure where to stick this. (First post here)
I bought 1 capensis, 2 VFly traps a Pitcher plant and a filiformis. a few sundews (spattulata) and a binata came along for the ride about 2 years ago. I stuck em in some peat moss and they are doing ok. They sit out on my balcony. Lately I've had two issues I can see.
One type of VFTraps just keeps getting smaller and smaller leaves.... ? (Humidiy/Temp?)
And then there is this catapillar. It builds a web that can withstand sundew even fly traps (they wiggle out). The even fall in the pitcher and eat out the bottom. (Daniel Rudd cultivar sarecrnia btw sorry).
I've been picking them off with tweezers, but the stick the leaves together etc and it's becoming a pain.
I gather pesticide is out of the q so what would anyone suggest?
Thanks in Advance. Oh and forgive me if this is in the wrong place
Take care,
Josh
btw thanks for having me too. great that a small hobby can overcome the tyranny of distance.
p.s. last count about 10 capensis; 30 spattulata dros., 3 binata, 3 filiformis, 6 VF, 10 sarracena.
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Old 11th January 2010, 03:51 PM
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Welcome!Well you should introduce yourself in the Introduction thread.And I have no experience with pest or whatsoever so I hope someone else replies to you.
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Old 11th January 2010, 03:56 PM
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Thanks Marvin I shall. Oh and sorry for being a pest... :P couldn't help it.
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Old 12th January 2010, 01:29 PM
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I suppose the VFT may not like the current high temps in OZ... Maybe it is going temporarily dormant..
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