Re: Carnivorous Bromeliads II

Barry Meyers-Rice (barry@as.arizona.edu)
Wed, 20 Oct 93 12:11:25 MST

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>midde of augest my D. whittakeri broke dormancy. next came the
>D.macrantha, this week its the D. auriculata and D. cistiflora. yes i
>know the cistiflora isn't tuberous but it is exciting any way. now the

krs:

Wow! you have _D.cistiflora_? Lucky you! I've also never had any luck
with _D.whittakeri_. What's your secret? I have a tiny (1 cm diameter)
_D.cistiflora_, or at least I did last year. It hasn't returned from
dormancy yet.

My _D.macrantha ssp. macrantha_, _D.stolonifera porrecta_, and
_D.peltata_ subspecies are popping up too. A few pygmies are going
to set gemmae, and my _Sarracenia_ seeds are nearly all ripe.

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