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Very nice setup! I've been wanting to add a few pings to my collection.. just not sure which ones to start with. You do have some nice ones though. Congrats!

Thank you Oh, well if you're stuck I'd gladly recommend P. Weser, P. x Tina or P. Sethos for Mexican varieties.

Hey yinepu, P. moranesis is also a really easy one to grow that's easy to get a hold of. And thanks for the info Grey! I think my pings are slowly waking up, but I can't tell yet. My P. longifolia are out of dormancy almost, the temps are a little cool though. One thing I noted was that as soon as I gave my temperate sundews water, within a day or two they started showing signs of coming out of dormancy.
Anyways, keep us updated on your pings, I'd love to see them flower!

Oh yes I can't wait to see if they flower. My temperate Pings are still progressing nicely however my Mexican varieties are a lot slower. I'm toying with their requirements a little to see what is more effective. I think once the sunnier days head over here (if they do.. good old Britain) then they'll look better. They are still doing handstands.

Wow, congrats, Grey!
Looks very neat.

¡Wow, te felicito, Grey!!
Luce muy prolijo.

Looks good!

Thanks for the comments =].

Just a quick update: I think I may have figured out why my plants are doing "hand stands". I believe they might be dividing. I had a close look at one of the plants today and it looks as though the leaves that are sticking out are forming a twin rosette. Looking at the others, the sticking-out leaves appear to be starting to tilt to one side like the suspicious plant I just mentioned. Hmm..

Here's hoping!

Beautiful Ping garden and good luck with the divisions. Hope you get a lot of pings !

Thank you, so do I! I love my Ping babies

If so, that's great news!

Best iwshed when you do the divisions!