spiffyzha
Carnivore
tl;dr:
Baby pinguicula for 7+ people, baby Nepenthes 'St. Gaya' for 1 person.
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So I've got a bunch of baby pinguicula (noid, probably from somewhere warm), and nowhere to keep them all.
I can't bring myself to murder them, so if folks wanted to take some of these off my hands, you would basically be doing me a favor. Maybe eventually someone will even ID them. I figure I ought to mail them off before they get big enough to make the shipping expensive. Some of them aren't quite ready though, so I'm intending do two rounds of shipping if there's demand for it. ie, I'll offer these again in a few weeks, but for now I can send freebie pings to the first 7 takers. I would be absolutely shocked if I didn't have enough baby pinguicula to go around to everyone who wants some in the end.
For reference, here's what a slightly more established version of this same ping looks like. It can definitely color up more too, if given more light than what I have available.
Separately, I have an extra baby Nepenthes 'St. Gaya' from a basal offshoot that I knocked off in a repotting incident a while ago; it now has roots, new leaves, and its own even tinier basal offshoot -- but it is still very small.
I don't really have room to keep another St Gaya, and I (again) don't know what else to do with it, so I'll offer it up as a sacrifice to the internet.
If multiple people want this one I'll give preference to nepenthes noobs, since St Gaya is a super beginner-friendly cultivar. They'll tolerate a lot of mistreatment, but they still make really beautiful plants with really beautiful pitchers. That said, it'll probably be a year or two before this one gets to the size where it can start putting out pitchers with that classic St Gaya look.
Baby pinguicula for 7+ people, baby Nepenthes 'St. Gaya' for 1 person.
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So I've got a bunch of baby pinguicula (noid, probably from somewhere warm), and nowhere to keep them all.
I can't bring myself to murder them, so if folks wanted to take some of these off my hands, you would basically be doing me a favor. Maybe eventually someone will even ID them. I figure I ought to mail them off before they get big enough to make the shipping expensive. Some of them aren't quite ready though, so I'm intending do two rounds of shipping if there's demand for it. ie, I'll offer these again in a few weeks, but for now I can send freebie pings to the first 7 takers. I would be absolutely shocked if I didn't have enough baby pinguicula to go around to everyone who wants some in the end.
For reference, here's what a slightly more established version of this same ping looks like. It can definitely color up more too, if given more light than what I have available.
Separately, I have an extra baby Nepenthes 'St. Gaya' from a basal offshoot that I knocked off in a repotting incident a while ago; it now has roots, new leaves, and its own even tinier basal offshoot -- but it is still very small.
I don't really have room to keep another St Gaya, and I (again) don't know what else to do with it, so I'll offer it up as a sacrifice to the internet.
If multiple people want this one I'll give preference to nepenthes noobs, since St Gaya is a super beginner-friendly cultivar. They'll tolerate a lot of mistreatment, but they still make really beautiful plants with really beautiful pitchers. That said, it'll probably be a year or two before this one gets to the size where it can start putting out pitchers with that classic St Gaya look.
Note to all - don't mix in melon or tomato seeds in compost, unless you really want 8 million melon and tomato seedlings of unknown origin and hybrid...