Saracenia in the greenhouse May 2016
By Gnarly_gnome
- 14 May, 2016
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Thanks Siris and from the others for the likes
the new ones I bought are just starting to throw up pitchers so more to see , I do have 4 on the shelf just above ...
I will have to look how to get seed etc ...
take some more photos as the seasons moves on ....
I will get a ruler to stand next to them so you can judge the height better.
Fleece on the left hand side , keeps the sun off my Manx Marvel tomatoes....
14 May, 2016
The yellow one, a flava? looks about 2 ft tall. I am always trying something new. The info I have says they are not easy to self pollinate, but worth a try. As you have such a lot of different ones you have plenty of scope for hybridisation. The pollen apparently collects in the upturned 'unbrella' and there are 5 v shaped female receptacles on the edge of the umbrella. Be an interesting exercise.
14 May, 2016
A Wow!! from me too what a lovely collection.
16 May, 2016
Thanks Simbad
just buy two new ones every year from ebay in Feb when the ££ is low ... I find the greenhouse can get a bit boring with just toms and cucumbers etc
16 May, 2016
Do you think they help to keep down white fly or do they just attract more flying pests in the greenhouse?
17 May, 2016
Wow,they look amazing GG,such interesting plants.
17 May, 2016
thanks Loli .... something a bit different than a geranium lol
they are good at getting those Fungus Gnats
18 May, 2016
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Oh, Wow, Gg that is a cracking display.
14 May, 2016