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Hi friends, The outdoor grow season is wrapping up and I'd like to reduce the number of plants I have to move back inside. Maybe you'll see something you like?

There's a variety of sizes (prices), colors, shapes - so check it out and shoot me a DM if you have any questions!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11zH ... sp=sharing

Nice looking plants!

Thanks Panman!

Thanks to those who have bought some plants and given them new homes! We probably have a few more weeks of shipping weather (fingers crossed). Let me know if I can pack up some CPs for you.

Sending pm!

madrone wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 3:51 pm Thanks to those who have bought some plants and given them new homes! We probably have a few more weeks of shipping weather (fingers crossed). Let me know if I can pack up some CPs for you.

Oh man, I have to hop on this next season (?) when shipping weather is good lol

smolrat61 wrote:when shipping weather is good lol

Absolutely! Should have similar stuff...and maybe also some new ones.

How are the pygmies doing? Hope they are looking like real fierce little sundews.

They’ve been doing pretty good I think! Here’s the scorpiodes, the only thing I’m concerned about might be a little etiolation but it’s a little hard for me to tell haha

smolrat61 wrote:might be a little etiolation

Hey - those look good! Scorpioides is a taller pygmy, but if your light source is on the left, they might be leaning a bit (trying to get a bit more light). If there's space, you could just try moving them a bit more to the center of the shelf/towards the light source to see if they straighten up. And/or put the pot/reservoir on something to raise it up a couple inches to see if they color up at all. The traps/tentacles will get a little red under higher light.

Here's a young one that might be a little older than yours - so you can see that they do go vertical: And here's some more mature ones under decently high light. Over time though, your scorps can get quite tall - the bottom will be layers of dead traps, while the top of the plant will still be ewy-dewy.

Haha you’re totally right, the light is to the left! Thanks for the advice and lovely photos!!