I really don’t like Nepenthes. Growing as a vine becomes really impractical in the long term while almost every other carnivorous plant grows as a rosette or cluster. I think they are ugly and overrated.

Crown rot. There is nothing we can do.

Just as an advice: Zero Water is pretty expensive and a small reverse osmosis system is already cheaper after just a few months of use.

At that point, just burn them

Could be a lot of reasons: stress, viral infection, damage, local mutation, etc.
Probably just a random deformation. Maybe that growth point will die. Maybe not.
Personally I would take one of the smaller ones out of the pot, just in case it is viral.

It is good to be cautious and not just jump to "oH! vAriEgAtioN sO CooL!"

Thought it was a different sub but yes, bullet please 🥺

uhm but what if the moon doesn’t want to tide today? checkmate renewal energies!

So there’s still no reason to watch the livestream?

And that’s a good thing. To me this would be a sign of healthy seeds, which may not be from a single mother plant that was just pollinated with itself.

Good job on making sure it’s not the fire that killed it…

Could they be thirsty?

Bluebrixx has Star Trek right now

I recommend google, unironically. These days, google is only good for one thing: promoting shop. And when you search for "carnivorous plants shop", it should usually show you the ones that are nearby and probably ship to your area.
And avoid amazon, it’s a scammer haven by now.

I recommend always mixing yourself. Even the right one looks way too water retentive, that I would only use it for seedlings.

I was of course rooting for one of my favorite characters, Rogue, but I think most of them are very deserving of a rework… except another Wolverine with nothing unique to offer. It’s really disappointing.

Where might I find content of such a genre?

I like the PotC set. But to buy the entire set and save some coins, I need 9999 Ancient Coins. That’s a lot to spend at once.

Well there is still moisture in their epiphytic environments. Also all Utricularia species except for U. multifida regularly or randomly trigger their traps spontaneously, which also captures algae and other debris, making them omnivores. U. multifida has passive traps which kind of work similarly to Genlisea.
This article goes more in detail about the different Utricularia trap types and their mechanisms https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5608911/

What does your substrate look like? Mine are in mostly in a mix of lava+bims+zeolite (0.5mm-5mm), Sand and a tiny bit of cocopeat

Anything with a chance for a 6* Scarelt Witch (Classic)
One day…

please spoiler this mutilation

I just want to be a regular cis woman

r/likecats

jealous