G'day from South Aussie

[Khoas]

G'day evevyone,
I from Adelaide, Australia. I been into carnivorous plants for about 11 years. I grow all sorts, naturally I into the native stuff.

[shawnintland]

Hi Khoas, Welcome to the forum! Your seed list looks great! I'm sure many of us will be following up soon. Could you post some pictures of your plants and set up for us all to see? Have you been selling on any other forums or through a web site?

Shawn

[Victoria]

Hello and welcome Khoas!

[TS]

Hello Khoas, a warm welcome to you. It's always great to see new members joining the happy family. 11 years is long enough to become a guru (master), please share with us your growing experience and of course, your CP photos. I'm sure most of us here will be more than happy to read and see them.

[caseyhoo]

Originally Posted by TS

Hello Khoas, a warm welcome to you. It's always great to see new members joining the happy family. 11 years is long enough to become a guru (master), please share with us your growing experience and of course, your CP photos. I'm sure most of us here will be more than happy to read and see them.

The others master joining the forum. Please share with us yours experience and yours CPs...

[Tarence]

G`day mate & welcome to the forum. I think you are the first australian in our forum. *smile*

[*Barracuda_47*]

Hello Khoas WELCOME!!! Hope you enjoy it here, everyone is so nice. Please do grace us with pics of your CPs and everything...

[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?

[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.

[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.