Speaking as a fellow resident who recently got into CPs, this was a fantastic video, thank you for sharing it! I stumbled across it while looking to see if anyone had tried growing drosera via wick watering like I do my African Violets and my nepenthes, and it's great to see such success. The large bog pot you have on the floor looks absolutely gorgeous with its moss cushion. Your entire collection is very impressive! I will definitely be taking a lot of inspiration from you.
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!!
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Fantastic setup thank you so much!
Speaking as a fellow resident who recently got into CPs, this was a fantastic video, thank you for sharing it! I stumbled across it while looking to see if anyone had tried growing drosera via wick watering like I do my African Violets and my nepenthes, and it's great to see such success. The large bog pot you have on the floor looks absolutely gorgeous with its moss cushion. Your entire collection is very impressive! I will definitely be taking a lot of inspiration from you.
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!!
I grow my three Pings on wicks just like I grow my African Violets.