HOW TO REPOT AND DIVIDE A COBRA LILY CARNIVOROUS PLANT
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- HOW TO REPOT AND DIVIDE A COBRA LILY CARNIVOROUS PLANT
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What nice healthy plants. I have just started dabbling with the carnivorous plants and hope to get a cobra Lilly next year. I have some seeds in the drudge and Cobras are hopefully one of them!
When it comes to general plant care I am eperimenting with the idea of trying as much as possible to imitate what would happen in natural habitat, So, you'd expect first that the"mother" plant would stay where it is, in its original media. It will presumably grow bugger and outward into fresh territory, and simply putting a plant that is getting cramped into a larger pot and putting new media around the edges would imitate that. Give the "pups" room to move away from home, or remove them as necessary. As the original plant exoands, it would get old and tired and be sitting in stale media, so probably eventually the "core" would die. What do you think? Of course you probably won't wind up with a lot of Brad's magnificent specimens...
Brad love your videos and channel all your advice is what makes my carniverous plant live and you is what made me have carniverous plants as a hobby (:
Big fan by the way. Keep up the good job.
Hi Brad please make a video of the update for these Darlingtonias, thanks 😀
If you ever need someplace to store your extra cobras, I volunteer!
I love your vids can you make a review of growing sarracenia puprea seeds
9:41 hurt my eyes
Do you use tap water or distilled to clean out the root system? Thanks!
Hi Brad, great video again, do you think the country you live in effects the growing of carnivorous plants, I’m in the UK it can be hard with the change in weather. Thanks
Can you run water when changing soil n pot for African Violets?
Quick question, do you ever repot Drosera? I know that (besides some crazy ones like D. regia) they tend to have pretty small root systems so becoming rootbound isn't a huge issue. Maybe just to refresh the media and eliminate built-up minerals?
Thanks for the great video as always!
edit: and the same question applies to Pinguicula.
Another question, why don't you just fan the roots out then back fill with soil?
Sadly these plants can’t grow in my area and like I said I don’t have a greenhouse.Sad.:(
Melissa Rivadeneira I saw them in the wild last summer, it was pretty amazing! Thanks for the comments, I read them all but don’t have time to respond to everyone. I’m lucky to live in a mild climate and have lots of different grow areas. Wherever you live there must be something that will be suitable.
It’s not fair😫😫😫 you have green house and I can’t get one
And you’re so good at caring for these plants
It’s not fair 😭😭😭
How do you get hot and cold water to your greenhouse?
@TheGardenologist !
Noooo haha the genus nepenthes is very tropical, do not overwinter it.
I liked the repotting though I dont have any cobra lili or any other carniverous plant and got tempted to get one carniverous plant. I like the cute pitchery ones but this is looking good too! what do you recommend for a beginner to grow along my orchids?
+MaryG Orchids Depends what kind of plant you are looking for. If u want a plant like the cobra lilies in the video, a good beginner would be a venus flytrap or a hybrid Sarracenia such as Daina's Delight or Judith Hindle. If you prefer the tropical ones, Drosera capensis, Pinguicula moranensis, Nepenthes ventrata, sanguinea, or Miranda are great beginner carnivorous plants
What he said ^^
Cobra lilies have perhaps the most complex and perfectly designed traps but are tricky to grow.
Nepenthes Ventrata. Easy and forgiving plants. Also able to tolerate indirect sunlight and low humidity. It is also a tropical plant that grows vigorously all year round.
It completely depends on your environment. Don’t keep a plant that will suffer in your environment unless your willing to spend some money.
With winter approaching I'm worried about rotting out my first cobra lilies. How damp should they be during the winter? Some pitchers are developing brown spots so I need to recheck I didn't plant it incorrectly. It does have new growth coming out that seems healthy though, It's around fifteen years old and came with a 24 inch pitcher on it.
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Make sure the media is moist and not soaking wet. In other words, no water should drip out when you press on it. Don't let the media dry out. I usually mist the media everyday to keep it cool.
you should sell some of your seedlings if there are too many that's what i do when i have to much carnivorous
In addition to the other comment I have been looking for some Dracula orchids, do you have any extras? I would even buy those.
If I buy a sun pitcher plant from you do you think I can grow it outside
Robert torrence probably not outside, they take very specific care. Best to do a lot of research to be sure you have an environment that meets their needs.
What kind of soil or media do you use?
he said that he uses peat moss and perlite multiple times.
Do i overwinter my nepenthes ventrata
nepenthes dont need winter dormancy
They look like cobra lily plants.It look like snakes
Those cobra lilly seeds are big compared to venus flytrap seeds.. And do sell some of your carnivorous plants?
If you aren't doing anything with one of those, talk to me about it.
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Cobra lilly do you sell them
Robert torrence nothing at the moment, To small. This is what I have available, If your in Canada. www.Bradsgreenhouse.ecwid.com
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Ehh??
You should never let them get that big unless you have a giant pot.
@TheGardenologist !
Noooo haha the genus nepenthes is very tropical, do not overwinter it.