tropicbreeze said:Nepenthes, Sarracenia, Darlingtonia, Heliamorpha, or Cephalotus?

Oh my God. I don't know one from the other. I guess I'll have to take a picture of the whole plant. I have one with large pitchers and one with small pitchers.

Thunbergia mysorensis in bloom and at the last picture you can see a seedpot starting (played bee withe a brush) never hat seed so fingers crossed

Unfortunately I killed mine recently. Will have to get another but this time be more careful. It's a beautiful plant.

scilla in bloom

Ferenc, your scilla is beautiful. I love your dog's, their incredible

Thank you Christine realy bigsize dogs but also very tender with children and livestock.
Realy big leafs you have in youre picture.

Ferenc said:






Thunbergia mysorensis in bloom and at the last picture you can see a seedpot starting (played bee withe a brush) never hat seed so fingers crossed

Ant chance you will have seeds available.I would love to order some

If i have some it will be my pleasure .It will be the first time to gett seed from the mysorensis, have several plants played bee on all of theme so if it ripe's i have more than enough.

That would be great I would love to have something different

Ferenc...are your dogs Bull Mastiffs?

T. mysorensis IS gorgeous...here it is practically invasive!!!!

Carol,
The dogs are indeed a Mastif sort not Bull mastiffs but , breed Cane corso translated walk dog , they are origin escort compenion for horse's that are brought to the market and to protect the horse's against wolves.
Because the big family,s (Self been raised in a family of 16) one standard of this breed is to be child frendly but also protect everything in and around the property.

Whe have also a maine coon and a turkish angora cat , the angora long white hair is a real eye catcher and expensive($1500)
Last year a guy whas trying to take that cat, the angora took a run into ower property and the guy told me his cat whas on ower property and he whanted it back.
Told the guy that he could take it home if he could lift it up and whas abble to walk tro the gate , well he whas willing to give it a go.
So i called out the name off the cat( he thinks he owns ower dogs) and the cat came to me with ( his) dogs , told the guy that he whould have a bigger problem than he could handle if he whas trying to lift the cat up. Than he told me it whasnt his cat but it whas so beautiful and walking free that he thought it whas without a owner (yeah yeah)

About the T.mysorensis , its very special over here, but think that what is very commen in youre part of the world over here is special , and what is commen over here is special in the US.
Didt bild a website a month or four back ( my first attemt) forgot a lott of species, like Uvaria grandiflora and some more plants , but if you whant to take a look.
Dont know if its aloud to place the link, if not feel free to remove it.
www.ferurs-tropicalplants.nl

Fer, I enjoyed your website. Your photos are amazing. I was surprised how easily I could understand Dutch descriptions, a beautiful language I had never seen before and of course the botanical names are universal. My planting zone does not permit such awesome varieties and I must admire from afar. Drooling with envy all over my keyboard Thank you for sharing!

thanks Susan,
I have to say that 95% of my plants are grown in container, because whe also have very cold winters overhere and all my plants have to overwintering in my greenhousse's
Started about 27 years ago with collecting tropicalplants and growing them, so some of them are very big and 27 years old like my clivia,s and bougainvillea

Awesome! I have a feeling I will be picking your brain in the future.

Ferenc your Thunbergia mysorensis is gorgeous! I was able to buy a plant this year. Didn't bloom, but I have it overwintering in the basement.

I can't get over the size of your clivias and the trunk on your bougainvillea!!! How old are they and what is your special secret to get the bougainvillea to bloom?

Have several big bougainvillea,s all grown in containers, so food ( 20-20-20 NPK) is the thing to gett theme bloom this way im giving every two weeks in spring and summer my plants 20-20-20.
The containers with the clivia,s are about 27 years old and there weight is about 90 kilo each so difficult to handle

How come no one is posting any more on this Fporum,I was hoping to still get some seeds.

Nice pics, thank you for sharing.

Many years ago I had a fly trap, not certain which one and it didn't survive.
I like the purple pitcher plant and most if not all of the carnivorous plants. I hope some day to have some of them, however I must learn more about them and be certain that I understand how to properly care for them and have the proper environment/habitat set up for them. Any information is greatly appreciated, thank you.

I know they need rain water. never tap water.