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Post by maxposwillo on Oct 3, 2008 19:28:23 GMT -5
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Post by Brian Barnes on Oct 4, 2008 7:45:44 GMT -5
Hey Max, Nice clear pics! Your Drosera paleacea and Drosera pygmaea are beginning to produce gemmae for you, from what I can see... Soon you'll be up to your ears in pots 'o' pygmys! Good job, healthy plants. Brian.
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Post by daniel on Oct 4, 2008 18:45:58 GMT -5
Hi Max, your pygmys are nicely coloured. Producing gemmae is really the fastest way of propagation, but that´s also the reason why some pygmys are not producing viable seed any more, because in culture they have not been "cross pollinated" for a very long time. Best regards, Dani
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Post by maxposwillo on Oct 4, 2008 22:19:06 GMT -5
Thanks Brian and Dani, Im sure looking forward to having pots 'o' pygmys ;D. -Max
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Post by Brian Barnes on Oct 28, 2008 4:32:40 GMT -5
Hi Max, How's your pygmies doing? Have you got lots of gemmae yet? Let me know if you have extras of D. enodes and D. sp. Carabug... ;D Happy Growing, Brian.
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Post by maxposwillo on Oct 28, 2008 9:13:37 GMT -5
Hey Brian, Their doing great, so far I have gemmae from D. paleacea ssp. paleacea, D. roseana, and D. scorpiodies. The others look ready to produce it any day now. Ill let you know when my D. enodes and D. sp. Carabug produce gemmae, I should have plenty of extras . Happy growing, Max
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