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please ask all the presenters to make videos like these. the talks deserve to be available on the internet

i want to share that i succesfully root Nep. cuttings/ basals in pure perlite, but i keep them in zip bags for some time (weeks- months) . So.. thats an economical way to do it 😊

Top, merci , j’adore vos explications qui sont très claires. 😉😉👌

It would be great if the guests give us a bit more information about themselves. Like, where they are located, How long they been in the carnivorous hobby or business. What inspired them to collect CP??? Thanks!!

Loads of info, great vid. Thank you!

Nice collection but get someone who knows how to keep the camera still

Which miticide do you use for spider mites?

Está es la planta mas fascinante del planeta. Saludos desde Perú

Está es la planta mas fascinante del planeta. Saludos desde Perú

How interesting ! Thank you for the lecture.

Fantastic setup thank you so much!

Thank you so very much for this. ICPS rules!

J'ai bien écouté ta vidéo très intéressante au passage! J'ai 5 espèces différentes de Nepenthes pour ma part, 3 en terra et 2 que jai du sortir faute de place dedans, les 3 en terrariums sont bloody mary, northiana et ampullaria brunei red, les 2 autres hors terra sont x ventrata et gaya, et bien plus aucunes urnes depuis la sortie qui remontent à plusieurs mois maintenant, pourtant bonne luminosité hygro environs à 50% voir 60% par moment...Tes plantes hors terrariums sont absolument magnifique bravo à toi!

This is so informative I watched it back to back lol, thank you Drew and thank you ICPS

Wow!!! Da gusto ver a Eduardo en este canal, feliz día internacional de las plantas carnivoras!!!

Ewww hybrids.. pure always better :)

I have used the sawtooth (such as Dracula) and all red VFT (such as Maroon Monster) as parents for years and have produced many offspring that resemble the parent

I won’t pretend that I understood most of this but I did learn some things that will better help me understand what to expect in my VFT, African Violet, and rabbit breeding projects. Thank you for posting this discussion!

I grow my three Pings on wicks just like I grow my African Violets.

Congratz to the winners 🎉

Hi there! Thank you for such an excellent video! I have learnt so much. What soil mix do you use for your cephs?

Well done Oli 👌👏👏👏👏

Great vid mate, good to show others how its done on the nep flowers ,looks easy but we know experience counts ,timming is the key , thanks for sharing :)

Aw dude i totally forgot. Maybe next year 😉

Sound warning

loved the voice HAHAHAHAHH

Amazing, thank you so much for share this video, I really loved it 😻😻😻😻

Whoever named VFT Uranus knew exactly what they were doing! 😉

Excellent video. Those plants look absolutely beautiful.

Clumpy!

2 of my plants did not take the repotting very well my GJ Giant form and the GJ Goliath. The giant from currently has no working traps and most of them turn black. On The Goliath most of them turn yellow and then black. but it has one working trap and one new one that is on a shorter leaf. I grow them indoor under led

Congratulations on growing these beauties, especially as a resident! Amazing video, and amazing how you can grow all these genera in the same terrarium! I was wondering though -- what are your temperature and humidity parameters in your room throughout the year? Is it constantly around 70 degrees (F), or does the temperature vary throughout the year? And what are you doing to keep Heliamphora, Drosophyllum, Roridula, and Darlingtonia alive? Congratulations -- it's quite the accomplishment!!

Interesting talk, but I think 3 points should be adressed or stressed further. First, a steady disinfection program is essential to longterm success of using standing water or recirculated for irrigation. Zoomycetes can thrive in these systems and capillary mats can (and will eventually) be covered in algae without proper measures taken. So the use of a disinfectant like Zerotol or a homemade solution of hydrogen peroxide should be applied every 2 weeks ideally, on the mat and in the water reservoirs, to curb the development of these organisms. Second point, in moments of high water demand (e.g. summer heat waves), capillary action can be insufficient at maintaining the water column in the media, so you can run into a "bottle neck" in the water supply to the roots. This of course depends on many factors, like the size and type of pot used, root system development, size of aerial parts of the plant, etc. But it should be stressed that young and recently potted plants are at higher risk, as well as plants potted in taller pots or net pots. In these circumstances, it's advisable to provide top watering at least weekly and up to once a day depending on conditions, to prevent issues. Thirdly, for those who apply fertilizers of any form to the media, salts of these fertilizers will accumulate over time in the top 1/3 of the media, due to the salts migrating upwards in the water column and then accumulating due to the evaporation/consumption of water in this layer. Again, periodic top watering with "softer" water will leach these salts before they accumulate to a toxic level. Don't use pure distilled water for watering, some EC is needed as otherwise there will be osmotic stress to the roots.

Great video! Your terrariums are really beautiful.

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Awesome plants, cool video with nice information about your setup...so you switched from your Bauhaus lights to real grow lights...how big is the difference?

You mentioned a pretty strong miticide, but you didn't name it. What is it?

Good info, your plants look great!

Muy interesante Christian. Estas son muy bellas y bien cultivadas

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Great video, very Informative! 🙂 In your opinion, what would be the general care routine for smaller baby Cephalotus until they reach the size that you have, apart from light and watering, at that stage the pitchers are tiny to be be fertilized.

très bien expliquer wow

Feed me Seymour. Nice video. It would be nice if you would go at different times during a year to show more carnivorous plants and different stages of growth. The fire that aids venus fly traps you mentioned is beneficial to all the Indigenous plants in that Longleaf pine - wiregrass habitate. How about the wildlife that calls that area home. Great start cant wait for the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice Matt. Great presentation!

I love your videos

Matt & Leah are great! Always fast shipping and great plants! I highly recommend the flytrapstore. That HUGE greenhouse is AWESOME! SO JEALOUS!

Very nice Sarracenia collection. Informative to see video of hybrids I've only seen still images of such as 'Saurus' and 'Reptilian Rose'. Helps me re-prioritize my collection goals.

How nostalgic to hear the slides being changed! :D

Hey guys checking in from southern Virginia usa! Hate to have missed the conference will be planning attendance here soon! Love what you all do!

Can cephalotus withstand temperatures reaching 110F during summer?