cobra grow on lowland

N.Lau · #1 20th July 2009, 12:57 AM

Hi,all,i think the cobra plant also is like on hot weather.

here is pic of my darlingtonia,i am beginning grow my cobra plant from TC seeding on lowland until now is over 1 year already.

plantlover · #2 20th July 2009, 01:01 AM

Pretty....... drool.......

caseyhoo · #3 20th July 2009, 10:31 AM

That is nice!!!! You make me wanna grow them. Can you share with us
1. how long sunlight they receive, from what time to what time?
2. Direct sunlight?
3. What is daily/monthly maintainence you did to grow them in Low land?
4. Did you cover the whole pot?

edmund83 · #4 20th July 2009, 01:49 PM

i agree with casey question..

Lau sifu .. must guide us how bring this cobra to lowland..

i was freeze that time when see your "real cobra"... thanks for sharing

marvin1997 · #5 20th July 2009, 07:05 PM

So cute....I want one....

caseyhoo · #6 20th July 2009, 11:23 PM

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Originally Posted by marvin1997

So cute....I want one....

He may have it for sale. PM him!!! But, it is not cheap hor!!!!

marvin1997 · #7 23rd July 2009, 06:35 PM

I don't wanna kill another hard-to-grow cp....

nyala · #8 30th July 2009, 05:31 AM

congratulation, Lau!

please guide us...

N.Lau · #9 29th August 2009, 10:29 PM

Hi,all,
sorry for my delay on reply.

I believe that all CPs growers eventually would like to challange more difficult species. Actually, some of the high land species can be hardened to low land condition, you just need more time to observe them.
I brought in the TC Darlingtonia from Taiwan, and it is from the southen of Taiwan where it climate is almost the same as in Malaysia. I place the TC bottle under 50% shade netting, only got 4 hours of morning sun. I grow it until it is an inch, thu then i deflask it. This way i will get 80% success rate. That is how i am able to grow it in low land condition.

cheers,
LAU

caseyhoo · #10 30th August 2009, 01:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.Lau

Hi,all,
sorry for my delay on reply.

I believe that all CPs growers eventually would like to challange more difficult species. Actually, some of the high land species can be hardened to low land condition, you just need more time to observe them.
I brought in the TC Darlingtonia from Taiwan, and it is from the southen of Taiwan where it climate is almost the same as in Malaysia. I place the TC bottle under 50% shade netting, only got 4 hours of morning sun. I grow it until it is an inch, thu then i deflask it. This way i will get 80% success rate. That is how i am able to grow it in low land condition.

cheers,
LAU

Thanx for sharing. More question. Sorry ya, boss

Did you success grow th plant from seeds before?
You didnt give them water tray, right?

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