@silenceisgod That is clear because the plant is an annual that grows during wintertime. Sow the seeds between June - early August on wet peat-sand mix, put the pot in full sunlight and heat. The seeds detect the change in temperature when the nights become colder (lower than 8-10 °C). After some cool nights - in our region that happens about mid October - the seeds start suddenly germinating. The seedlings need to be fed, without nutrition they will soon perish.
Haha, nach dem Erscheinen der DVD wurde ich gebeten, den Soundtrack als Download auf die Homepage zu setzen, weil er so gut gefiel. Allerdings kamen auch gleichzeitig einige Kritiken wie "hirnzerstörend". Egal ob Hass oder Liebe, der Sound erregt offensichtlich sofort Aufmerksamkeit und erfüllt dadurch seinen Zweck bestens. Musik ist halt immer eine Sache des Geschmacks, ob nun Deiner oder unserer daneben liegt, lasse ich hier mal offen ;-)))).
@shartmeyer naja der geschmack ist unterschiedlich, aber ich sage mal dass es auch nicht sinnvoll ist sich in das bein zu schießen um aufmerksamkeit zu erregen^^
ich meine, die anderen videos zu diesem thema, die ruhiger sind, machen die sache spannender
Only Drosera glanduligera develops such rapid moving snap-tentacles. The plant was in 1844 obviously described from dried herbal specimens which don't move anymore (by Lehmann). So the mechanism remained unknown because the following CP-publications (i.e.: R. Erickson, A. Lowrie, A. Slack) did apparently just write down again the old text without observing the fascinating living plant. So it became a nine years old boy, Richard Davion from Adelaide (AUS), who found it out in the late 1980s.
I got the book and it is the most amazing refrence material out here. If you are a collector and enjoy the hobby of having sundews you will like this book very much.
WOW! I want to see what happens when a fly lands on one of those! Faster than the Vft? it would be interesting to try and cross a fast sundew like that with a Vft.
Hello Siggi,
Excellent video and soundtrack! We look forward to many more.
Happy Growing,
Brian
Drosera5150 1 year ago
Hello Siggi,
Excellent video and soundtrack! We look forward to many more.
Happy Growing,
Brian
Drosera5150 1 year ago
and globulites
chubby7570 1 year ago
When and how did you get this plant? I've been trying to germinate seeds for about three months now; no luck so far.
silenceisgod 1 year ago
@silenceisgod That is clear because the plant is an annual that grows during wintertime. Sow the seeds between June - early August on wet peat-sand mix, put the pot in full sunlight and heat. The seeds detect the change in temperature when the nights become colder (lower than 8-10 °C). After some cool nights - in our region that happens about mid October - the seeds start suddenly germinating. The seedlings need to be fed, without nutrition they will soon perish.
shartmeyer 1 year ago
snap snap snap ten tackles
mandasity 1 year ago 7
Thank god, I thought mine was dying.
ArgumentEnder 1 year ago
ohne musik wäre es 5x besser ;)
vonsalow 1 year ago
Haha, nach dem Erscheinen der DVD wurde ich gebeten, den Soundtrack als Download auf die Homepage zu setzen, weil er so gut gefiel. Allerdings kamen auch gleichzeitig einige Kritiken wie "hirnzerstörend". Egal ob Hass oder Liebe, der Sound erregt offensichtlich sofort Aufmerksamkeit und erfüllt dadurch seinen Zweck bestens. Musik ist halt immer eine Sache des Geschmacks, ob nun Deiner oder unserer daneben liegt, lasse ich hier mal offen ;-)))).
shartmeyer 1 year ago
@shartmeyer naja der geschmack ist unterschiedlich, aber ich sage mal dass es auch nicht sinnvoll ist sich in das bein zu schießen um aufmerksamkeit zu erregen^^
ich meine, die anderen videos zu diesem thema, die ruhiger sind, machen die sache spannender
hauptsache es gefällt deinen suscribern =)
vonsalow 1 year ago
Is it only this type because I have a cape sundew, and they close slowly.
ArgumentEnder 1 year ago
Only Drosera glanduligera develops such rapid moving snap-tentacles. The plant was in 1844 obviously described from dried herbal specimens which don't move anymore (by Lehmann). So the mechanism remained unknown because the following CP-publications (i.e.: R. Erickson, A. Lowrie, A. Slack) did apparently just write down again the old text without observing the fascinating living plant. So it became a nine years old boy, Richard Davion from Adelaide (AUS), who found it out in the late 1980s.
shartmeyer 1 year ago
Nettes, informatives Video......aber diese Musik ist ja der Horror
Lupus19 1 year ago
I got the book and it is the most amazing refrence material out here. If you are a collector and enjoy the hobby of having sundews you will like this book very much.
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kyddoemiko 1 year ago
thats so cool
gamerjose98 2 years ago
WOW! I want to see what happens when a fly lands on one of those! Faster than the Vft? it would be interesting to try and cross a fast sundew like that with a Vft.
Killerspider762 2 years ago
Man, they retracted very fast.
okamijubei 2 years ago