Some dry frozen pitchers - PetPitcher Forum

4th March 2012, 04:35 PM

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Some dry frozen pitchers

These two just came out of the fridge yesterday:-
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N. lowii x campanulata
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N. truncata x spectabilis

This one was out of the fridge since last September. The colour shows no signs of fading yet! (some of the bleached colour happened during the dry freezing process)
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N. x Dyeriana

All in all, dry freezing is quite an easy process. You'll just need a scissor, patience and the heart to cut the pitchers

I dry freeze my pitchers for 6 months.

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