G'day from South Aussie

[Khoas]

Originally Posted by strath76

Welcome to the forum Khoas. Living in Adelaide you would have many tuberous drosera on your doorstep at this time of year. I remember finding a few species many years ago while walking through Waterfall Gully.

Are you a member of the CP society there?

One of best location for the local speices is Onkaparinga Gorge National Park. At Gate 12 (I think) there is the Sundew trail. You should able see Drosera auriculata, glandiugera, macrantha ssp planchonii, praeifolia and whittakerii ssp whittakerii. If you do go any National Parks in Australia there is one rule to really remeber: Only things that leave the park is you and your photos
Yes I am member of the ACPS, I am their seedbank manager, librarian and the keeper of minutes and agenada.

[Khoas]

Originally Posted by David

Khaos,

What would you say would be your favourite CP and why? If I have the opportunity to stay in Australia, I would have my home filled with Cephalotus. One of the weridest looking CP around... of course besides Cuda's VFT long red fingers.

Great to have experience CPer like you on board.

One of my favourite is the tuberous sundew. They are smart plants going to sleep though summer. Ceph's are pain to grow, cool roots and bright light. I think I will get better results with them when get my shadehouse.

[bactrus]

Woah.... another sifu (master) has appeared. Looking forward to more interaction.

[edmund83]

Hi Khoas , great to see you here... welcome