Welcome to Garden Web. I thought you might like to know there is no email link on your member page, thus no way to email you. To set up your email, just go to the bottom on any page here, and click on Member Pages Then click on Edit your Personal Information, Page, and Preferences You will then probably be asked to login in again. Then check the box Allow other users to send you email via forms at our site. That will place a link on your member page. (You may also want to check the box to show email addy to members as GW emails have not been reliable for some time.) While there editing, you may want to fill in your state abbreviation. It goes in the one box provided for the garden zone. Many folks want to know where a member is located b4 replying to a trade post. Happy Gardening and trading. Sue

I'm Would REALLY Like a "Dischidia Rafflesiana" But I'm Open To Others / Especially Ones With Larger Pods If You Have One Please LMK & I'll Email You With What I Have Available To Offer In Trade As It Seems To Be Ever Changeing Thanx E G G

I rarely see any trading activity here, but am hoping somebody will see this and want to trade. I do realize the Bicalcarata is a more expensive plant and I am willing to make the trader happy with the plants they receive in return. We're setting up another small bog garden and this is just a Nepenthes that has long been on our 'dream' list. I have alot to trade, but this is a start of what I have.. agapanthus blue storm The Hoyas and Aralias are older plants, very mature, good sizes, sending entire plant for trade Hoya Shepherdii Minibel Hoya Publicauyx Red Buttons Variegated Leaf Hoya Aralia Aralia Species ------------------- Crinum Lily Bulbispornum --------------------- Kalanchoe 'Pinnata' Kalanchoe 'Blossfeldinia' Red bloom Many different cacti and sedums ( all named ) Colocasia 'Illustris' Also have lots of perennials, alot. Named Daylilies, lilies, etc. Named Brugmansias A beautiful Passilfora ( I need to look up the name)

Hello elvinwei, Pinguicula primuliflora would actually be easier to grow outdoors since it is a temperate perennial, but it does prefer partial sun, so artificial lights of the amount you specified would be great for them. If you could provide artificial dormancy for it, you could try to grow it indoors, but it will take extra work during winter to do so. If you are doing well with the orchids, the Nepenthes you specified and the Spoon Leaf sundew, Drosera spatulata, would do just fine too. They really do not need high humidity, but could be grown in a terrarium if you like. Thye can all survive in regular household humidity just fine. Light is more important, which sounds good for them as well since all like partial sun, a good 6000 or so lumens that your 40 watt floros and compacts more than provide (sounds like you have about 16000 lumens with all of those lights). Just place them about 6-8 inches from the lights for good coloration and growth to occur.