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brich999

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Jul 22, 2014

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Ive wanted to get some since ive been in SC. Thought they would be a fun project and actually many species native to around here. Very nice vft ya got there im kinda impressed it looks that good under led

 

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Mymonsterfish

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Jul 23, 2014

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It really only needs water to thrive. Bugs are just a once or twice a month thing. For some reason mines caught a couple flies in the basement. Don't know how they got down there. Lol

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Mymonsterfish

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Yea thx. Same here. Thought it might need more lumens, but they're doing ok. What kind of vft are you planning on growing. There are a few strains that get bigger. Mines like I mentioned before is a low giant. The reason for getting this one is, it keeps a low profile and rivals the B52 in size.

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jpcampbell123

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Jul 23, 2014

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I have 4 of them got them at home depot recently two of mine bloomed tried to cross pollinate them just to see what happens with it.

 

West1

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Very nice. I am planning on getting a D. Capensis myself. Looks like a good noob plant

 

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brett0

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These guys are the ultimate bug catchers.

Nepenthes Hamata

Nepenthes Sibuyanensis x Truncata

Nepenthes Lowii

 

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Mymonsterfish

Gambusia

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Jul 26, 2014

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Yes those are. They not only catch bugs but also seen one catch a mouse. Very interesting plants.

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Pitcher plants!

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Mymonsterfish

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Jul 26, 2014

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Although they catch and devour bugs, I'm more of the vft fan because of the actual action of seeing it eat a bug. Are they your plants or just Internet photos. Nice looking plants.

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ss720

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To brett0 with the pitcher plants photos:

Do you know what the plants smell like?
Just curious.