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Picture one looks really cool. I hope you find out what it is.

If you let win10 auto install itself, then Microsoft has the ability to activate the microphone and such if/when they feel it becomes necessary. If you install it manually you can deselect that option.

Hope he gets better soon.    Pneumonia is bad, but not that bad. When I read sepsis though, then I got a bit worried. I'm sure he'll be fine though.

The best defense other than not being on the internet is to not click anything that you don't absolutely need. No going on sketchy websites, don't type too many personal things into places, and so on. When combined with that, the programs you have should be enough. I haven't gotten anything at...

I hate this bullshit. Every time I bring peppers to school I get asked about "Could you die from this?"   The answer is usually "No, but you might if you keep asking if they're dangerous after I've already said no several times."

Depending on what now means though the paradox could still work. 

Wouldn't his nose not grow now, making him a liar, and then once that's verified it grows a moment later?

Keep it. It looks cool.

When it gets warmer put it outside if you can. I'd say the light's more of an issue than the temperature.

It's a little bit cold here.

Ok. the stem is fine. It branched off in to two halves last year and one half died because of mites, so that one half is brown. It could have become unbalanced, but I'm not sure. I'll get some closer up pictures of the plant later today.

The leaves just started wilting a couple days ago and now it looks like this. All my other plants are happy, and I have no idea what happened here. It wasn't underwatered,  it's not crawling with aphids, no visible diseases, temperatures aren't particularly bad, but it died. Any ideas?

No tissue culture here. Sundews of this species grow super fast from leaf and root cuttings, which were what was exposed. The filter paper is just to make cleaning up easier.

My Nepenthes aren't that big yet. Maxima hit full sized leaves about five months ago, but hasn't grown enough to be considered large since then. Pitchers are about nine inches tall with another three or four for the top part.

It's one chemical that produces polyploids. The other is easier but more toxic. It works when you apply it in diluted form to either a whole seed or cell culture as long as the plant absorbs it.

I have a shitload of oryzalin leftover from my polyploidy experiments. I could get you fertile hexaploids from a triploid one of these. The only problem is getting the seeds in the first place.

Can you send it up here? All I got was less than two inches. And it's all gonna melt tomorrow.