Yes, I agree. Why would one grow, and no more.

I have all these in my propagation tray to separate Uhgg Thanks for stopping in.

Hello Friendly, I am Green... I am sorry to hear about your flytraps. I had trouble keeping them alive at first too. Mine sometimes look dead in winter but they come back in string. There are three ways

Thank you very much @dreamrona. I enjoy your posts too!

Yes, the one I was referencing/using was liquid too. It does not have a super long shelf life though.

Sometimes words do not explain a topic as do pictures. I was thinking of you and our interaction when I made this post. Glad you saw it!

That's a great way to tell when they are ready for soil! Did you ever use rooting hormone?

My plants all live out side, so there is no adjustment for the temperature. I agree with you. Yesterday and today, it is 70 to 75 degrees out, so we will see. Thanks for confirming that.

I am sorry for your loss :( I see these shadow posts all around - I wonder what the rules are for the smash contest. When does the contest end? Can anyone join?

I have never looked up how to germinate them. I have jars and jars of seeds but I have never seen them grow. I would be happy to ship you some so you can try your hand at it.

Yes. I hit reply at the bottom of the post but it ended up under your comment. I think it may be the yandex browser that I am trying. This is the second time this has happened. I will try my next post

I have been struggling with speaking too quickly. I need to think before I put the words out there. I had recently said something in whirl of emotion and caused a catastrophe to be undone. It made me think

For bug-eating plants, yes. Remember the one the ate a cockroach? Here is a picture of a new, tender, little leaf that I plucked from one of those plants. Other plants that use normal dirt, can be done

Hi "everywhere" it is good to see you again. Yes, some carnivorous plants form a new plant when the older branches touch the moss. The Sundews (the ones with the sticky technicals) do it all

It gets as low as 10 (45 F) at night during winter. As high as 35 (95 F) daytime in summer.

Mine survive outside year around and they have never had any direct sunlight. I killed a few when I started out. Now I just water them from below - Distilled only - and enjoy their beauty. Sometimes, they

The staircase down is so steep. Without it through, there would be no way to enjoy the beach. Beautiful post!

Thanks for stopping by @dreamrona. It is getting even heavier now that I have filled to pots with moss. I may change to a steel hook drilled into concrete. Merry Christmas - it looks like you are having

Yes, I am stuck in the city. The potatoes I use for seeding the plants are still eaten. They are just missing the section where the eye was growing. I am not losing anything by waiting for them to spud.

Wait until you see the new version. It is twice as big around and will have many more plants. I have taken a lot of photos thus far but there is not much growing from it as of yet. Coming soon...