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Post by artificialive on Jan 23, 2007 9:52:58 GMT 8
Hi.. just to share my Adelae (from Lim) Really love the dews..! ;D   poor little insects..  |
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Post by David on Jan 23, 2007 22:42:29 GMT 8
"Poor little insects"...  Come on... I'm sure u enjoy watching them being caught, strugling to live, and then slowly killed and digested over a few days. Then the joy of seeing new robust leaves shoot out of your plant after a boost of insect "fertiliser". Come on say yes will yaa... I'm feeling like a psycho here, Like I'm the only one enjoying it. Good job Naj. Mine does not have so much dews yet. But I can see new leaves have more dews tho'. Hope they'll improve in time when they acclimatise themselves to my growing conditions. |
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Post by artificialive on Jan 23, 2007 23:39:18 GMT 8
"Poor little insects"... Come on... I'm sure u enjoy watching them being caught, strugling to live, and then slowly killed and digested over a few days. Then the joy of seeing new robust leaves shoot out of your plant after a boost of insect "fertiliser". Come on say yes will yaa... I'm feeling like a psycho here, Like I'm the only one enjoying it. Good job Naj. Mine does not have so much dews yet. But I can see new leaves have more dews tho'. Hope they'll improve in time when they acclimatise themselves to my growing conditions. Haha! David, how do u know i'm enjoying seeing them dying? ;D Btw, i witnessed myself on how very strong the dews are.. hmm, VERY STRONG indeed, really surprised to see that the ants (strongest creature in the world) struggled badly to escape from the dews.. And thanx for the compliments  hope they'll do very well under my conditions  David, my sundews are grown outdoors, that's why i think my sundews acclimitized faster than yours.. Ur sundews will get used of ur environment, just give them hope..! |
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Post by isaacgoh on Jan 24, 2007 12:08:46 GMT 8
Hi,
I received the adelae from the same batch as well. When I saw them with a few plantlets, I split them into few plants. Now I have 4 plants of adelae.
I grow them outdoor and indoor as well, the new leaves have dews but they are not red yet. I'm not too worried as long as they are showing good growth and sprouting new leaves.
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Come on... I'm sure u enjoy watching them being caught, strugling to live, and then slowly killed and digested over a few days. Then the joy of seeing new robust leaves shoot out of your plant after a boost of insect "fertiliser".
hope they'll do very well under my conditions 
