Comments on: Sarracenia http://hawkdog.net/wordpress/archives/1458 The market forces at this level are psychosis and trunk space. (achewood) Mon, 30 Jan 2012 23:55:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: dr.hypercube http://hawkdog.net/wordpress/archives/1458/comment-page-1#comment-641 dr.hypercube Sun, 05 Jul 2009 12:00:12 +0000 http://www.hawkdog.net/wordpress/?p=1458#comment-641 Sorry it took so long to respond - busy busy. 1st - thanks again! 2nd - the other plants are: <em>Lippia nodiflora Polygonum coccineum Ludwigia peruensis Ruellia brittoniana</em> Looks like I'll need to set up a small Central American biotope *grin* Sorry it took so long to respond – busy busy.

1st – thanks again!

2nd – the other plants are:
Lippia nodiflora
Polygonum coccineum
Ludwigia peruensis
Ruellia brittoniana

Looks like I’ll need to set up a small Central American biotope *grin*

]]> By: hydrophyte http://hawkdog.net/wordpress/archives/1458/comment-page-1#comment-640 hydrophyte Tue, 30 Jun 2009 05:57:56 +0000 http://www.hawkdog.net/wordpress/?p=1458#comment-640 yikes, carnivorous plants! i don't dare buy one, or next thing i know my house will be filled with them. i'm glad to hear that those marginals plants got there OK. i was going to leave you a note on DendroBoard, but that site is down(?). i think that you will like those mangroves. they are cool plants. i would suggest potting up the mangroves in semi-permanent containers as soon as you can. they are overall pretty hardy, but they resent being transplanted. they grow, so i suggest two or three in each of those hanging planters, so that they fill in faster. you know i failed to write down the other plants that i included in the box. can you refresh my memory? i can provide some tips for those too. most of those other plants would not be able to tolerate any kind of brackish water, but i sent them along because they could make a pretty nice Southeast US/Central American setup with killis or Cryptoheros cichlids or whatever. talk to you later. cheers, Devin yikes, carnivorous plants! i don’t dare buy one, or next thing i know my house will be filled with them. i’m glad to hear that those marginals plants got there OK. i was going to leave you a note on DendroBoard, but that site is down(?).

i think that you will like those mangroves. they are cool plants. i would suggest potting up the mangroves in semi-permanent containers as soon as you can. they are overall pretty hardy, but they resent being transplanted. they grow, so i suggest two or three in each of those hanging planters, so that they fill in faster.

you know i failed to write down the other plants that i included in the box. can you refresh my memory? i can provide some tips for those too. most of those other plants would not be able to tolerate any kind of brackish water, but i sent them along because they could make a pretty nice Southeast US/Central American setup with killis or Cryptoheros cichlids or whatever.

talk to you later.

cheers,

Devin

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