Grow tent madness

[Jordanferg]

Can't wait to see this one in a year. Germinated in April!

 

[Jordanferg]

Leucophylla seedling showing its colors

 

[Jordanferg]

Transplanted half of the seed grown capensis. Ran out of pots

 

[Jordanferg]

 

[Jordanferg]

 

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[Jordanferg]

A couple of my favorite seedlings. These are 1 year old now.

 

[Jordanferg]

Sarracenia Seedlings. Some are just over a year old. Will send most of these outside next spring! Then start all over with all the seeds I harvest this fall...

 

[VarunA]

Transplanted half of the seed grown capensis. Ran out of pots

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I'd reckon D. capensis is a few genetic mutations away from being an invasive weed leading to mass insect extinctions worldwide.

 

[Jordanferg]

Time to start stratifying!

 

[Jordanferg]

I might run out of room...

 

[Jordanferg]

Can't stop...won't stop.

Had to buy another grow tent

 

[Jordanferg]

Some of the 1.5 year old plants that will be going outside in the spring.

 

[Jordanferg]

Excited for these ones! Seed mix from flytrap king

S.flava var atropurpurea x
purpurea ssp. venosa

S. "Strawberry Milkshake" x 'Hot
Lips

S. 'Lunchbox' OP

S. flava var rubricorpora x Dragon
Queen'

 

[Jordanferg]

 

[Jordanferg]

Sarracenia seedlings going strong! And another bunch just out of stratification. Mix of my crosses and a bunch from Flytrap king and Sarracenia addiction. My wife keeps asking why I need so many...anyone have a good answer I can give her?

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Answers:
99% will die eventually......
They prevent covid
They cure cancer
They're ornamental
They're like pets, I can't kill them
They're inexpensive
They just popped up
Other forum members have way more
That's not so many
We have way more plants in the garden (grass)
You have lots of (insert here: children's clothes, paper clips, cutlery, etc.)
Those are a few possible excuses.

 

[Les serres de Paolo Inc.]

hahaha I know the feeling lol

Here’s a few tray with seeds grown plant…It never stops and always not enough lol!

P.S. some labelling have misspelled name like Napenthes

 

[coconut]

Here’s an example of Drosera binata sowing, I have put half a layer of Scott towel paper and pour in my mix of water with gibberellic acid until the water level is above the paper. Then a sprinkle the seeds all over and they will be soaking until the water evaporates (around 24 hours) then they start germination in less then a week. If you zoom in, you can see many and because the water moves the seeds they are not well disperse.

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@Paolo, how do you do the potting ? with the Scott towel + attached seedling ?