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- Posted by xymox CA (filthy_xymox@yahoo.com) on Mon, Apr 17, 06 at 23:17
| Nice, your plant should recover soon if you allow it to recover. everytime i purchase venus' flytraps. (from any source, including hardware stores such as home depot) i allow them to acclimate slowly before introducing them to full sun. Firstly, i water them, then.. i allow the vft to get 1 - 3 of full sun/bright light for the first week afetr purchasing them(or recieving them) after that first week, i introduce them to full sunlight, i give them 4 - 6 hours of full sun after a week after purchasing them. Everytime i do this, they grow just fine. I purchased a vft today (April 17, 2005) from home depot's nursery, i will take a pic of it. It may not be the best shaped vft but i will turn it into a beauty :) if you are willing to grow vfts', patience is required. Most people learn to become patient after growing some types of plants. :D i am very sure your vft will look beautiful after a matter of time, just be patient with it. give it plenty of sunlight, and keep its media moist at all times during the growing season (Late February - Late October) |
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- Posted by xymox (filthy_xymox@yahoo.com) on Tue, Apr 18, 06 at 0:01
| whoops!, i meant to say April 17 , 2006! (^__^); So here's a pic of my new little Vft that i got today from Home Depot.. A pic from Above:
A pic Straight of the plant:
:P This is a pic of my Vft bigmouth that i acquired from flytraps.com 2 years ago. I took this pic last year during summer. I grew this plant outside in full sun for 4 - 6 hours. and kept the media very moist at all times during the growing season. PS: i will take pics of the improvement of my New VFt that i acquired today. you're not feeling so lonely since i got a new one just today and it looks in a bad shape , but not quite. just be patient with your little vft, i will be patient with my new one as well:) |
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