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Wed, Nov 21, 07 at 10:51
| First I want to thank everyone that posted to my previous thread,...GREAT advice!!! I have since up'ed my light to 2, 100 CFL's and my D. adelae is growing at a rate of about 2 leaves per week. My VFT is also growing, all be it slowly. I think I'll be putting it to sleep for the winter this weekend. Pitcher plant is just sitting there. :<(
I've done a bit of searching on this forum, but was not able to locate a list of CP's that do not go dormant. I think that if they are tropical they don't and temperate do. Is that correct? Would someone please post a list of non dormant CP's, particularly Sundews? My guess is the non dormant list is much shorter than the dormant list. I believe these are non dormant, but are there more? Cape sundews (D.capensis) Spatulate sundews (D. spatulata) Slack's sundew (D. slackii) Lance-Leafed sundew (D. adelae) Thanks for all the help!!!!!!! Tom |
Here is a link that might be useful: Previous post mentioned
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- Posted by carnivorousplants (adrianpocho@hotmail.com) on Wed, Nov 21, 07 at 11:36
| Hi tom, Yeah, all those sundews are tropical. There is great list at cobraplants.com. Go to cobraplants.com.Then, to the right of the page will be a colored box that says"Tropical Plants for your home" Click on it. It will start off with nepenthes.Scroll down till you get to the sundews. There will be a big list of them and you can buy any of them that are in stock Cobraplants is the best place to order carnivorous plants I know!!!! Good luck, Adrian |
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- Posted by petiolaris Neutral (My Page) on Wed, Nov 21, 07 at 12:45
| I would also recommend getting a copy of Savage Garden (~$21) as a great guide to cp's and what are tropical, sub-tropical, and temperate. |
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