H. heterodoxa x minor is a very warmth-tolerant, practically bulletproof cross. I wouldn't try it with any other Heli.
I've been lucky to have good water straight from the tap both at my old house in Oregon and my new place here in SC. A drought would really hurt if I had to rely on my RO unit for all water.
Flytraps and Sarracenia can stay out all year in most of Oregon. Most of the pictures I posted were from my old house in Albany.Very cool! I had bought one venus fly trap last fall. I was surprised when I counted 18+ traps, but had read that venus fly traps only have around 8... Turned out that there were three in there.
Since I don't live in the Carolina's, it's in my fridge waiting to be taken out from artificial dormancy. I'm going to repot it when I remove it.
I love all of your plants! I would love to acquire a pitcher plant or a spider plant, since they're so fascinating.
They are a favorite of mine too. I left my bigger plants with growers in the Northwest since they do not handle the heat well, but I do still have a handful of seedlings that I started down here in hopes that a more tolerant strain will emerge.
they would do fine outside in oregon.
Lol xD... They won't be getting the cool nights they need!
Thanks Rick. I haven't had a chance to get out and see them in the wild here but it is on my list.
this is gorgeous. i love all of your plants. one of mine was getting to big so i repotted part of it and its still alive but all the red sticky nodes have dried upS. flava var. rubricorpora
