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Heliamphora minor 'selection 1' Cephalotus follicularis Heliamphora pulchella Heliamphora hispida Heliamphoras n friends Heliamphora ceracea Heliamphora parva Heliamphora minor var pilosa Couple plants https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7462/16139837065_c4f35d30f6_b.jpg...

Heliamphora setup B 2014-12-22_01-55-22~2 by dals009, on Flickr

Thanks for your answers guys. Nice to know that losing flowers is 'normal'. I now have a watering routine; little bit of water 2 times a week. I will see from there. Cheers! :)

When you said a boost in humidity, you mean watering more often or raising relative humidity? And what hair you are talking about? On another forum, they tell me the dying flower sterm is normal when the pollination is not successful. Also i cannot water them more, my plants show signs of...

Mhmm Got a bad surprise this morning. My flower is dying the bad way; even the stalk. This will not produce a pepper for sure :-( Anyone can help? The growing conditions are 24/16C day/night 35% relative humidity. I water only when i notice a little wilt, with fresh and room temperature...

Yeah :) Since october ! My unknown pepper plants push me a truck load of flowers right now :) Cats or Dogs ?

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Yeah LOL. Waiting is the hardest part :D Ronin, you are a like machine :P

Wide open. Peppa mastas can ID my specie? Or its a kinda unknown obscur hybrid? Another question: how long it will take to harvest peppers from this point ?

Nzchili: i will try that! Thanks :) Daedra thanks ! The first flower is the reward ;)

My first flower ! :-) Pepper plant flower by dals009, on Flickr Can you guys confirm what specie i have ? Or the picture need to be better? Its quite hard to take a good picture because of the position of the flower. I just have to shake the flower for pollination? Or its still too early...

Your peat moss will revive, and a couple months later, your top soil will be all green. Like this: Drosera spatulata by dals009, on Flickr :) For myself, i never grow my plants on 100% LSF, but many growers like it. Your soil mix have to fit with your watering routine, the relative humidity...

I agree with bvalente. Keep the relative humidity high to help the new growth. And if you keep your plant on standing water, be sure to add a light slow air flow. You can keep your sundew's soil always moist(not wet), with no standing water, like i do. Thanks for sharing your picture. And...

Nepenthes hamata can be a picky plant, its a little diva. Cool nights and high RH% are needed. But when you found the right way, its a stunning plant! How can we resist to this? huhuh :-) Nepenthes hamata by dals009, on Flickr

Yes nepenthes hamata is quite expensive but so rewarding :-) Its my favorite nepenthes, with maybe nepenthes tenuis. Where did you see it ?

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Thanks guys :)

Guys this thread should be criminal.. Thanks for posting this.. Im so hungry now :-/

A android phone with thehotpepper on tapatalk :-P Startrek or Starwars ?

Rugby Beer of wine ?