This information seems absur, but is more easy find european CPers with this species.
I'm looking for D. chrysolepis too. I received some plants in the past but they had not survived to the sending
.Regards.
Carlos.
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| Autor: | jeff [ 22.11.2007(Qui)12:23 ] |
| Título: | Drosera chrysolepsis |
do you know this one? jeff |
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| Autor: | Carlos Rohrbacher [ 22.11.2007(Qui)13:07 ] |
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This information seems absur, but is more easy find european CPers with this species. I'm looking for D. chrysolepis too. I received some plants in the past but they had not survived to the sending .Regards. Carlos. |
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| Autor: | jeff [ 23.11.2007(Sex)4:39 ] |
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Carlos Rohrbacher escreveu: This information seems absur, but is more easy find european CPers with this species. why ? it is not a bresilian species ? jeff |
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| Autor: | Carlos Rohrbacher [ 23.11.2007(Sex)8:40 ] |
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This is the absurd jeff: It's a brazilian species, but is more easy find out of Brasil... whith european CPers. I have many seeds for germination (very dificult germination? ), from germany  Regards. Carlos. P.S. D. chrysolepis in habitat (in english version): http://www.cpukforum.com/forum/index.ph ... opic=24259 |
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| Autor: | jeff [ 23.11.2007(Sex)12:26 ] |
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ah ,OK then it is a bresilian paradox  jeff |
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| Autor: | Nílber [ 25.11.2007(Dom)19:22 ] |
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That´s it Jeff. Many brazilian species can easily be found in cultivation outside Brazil, but extremely rare (outside field) here. This species is one oh those (together with Heliamphora). Regards |
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| Autor: | NRssa [ 25.11.2007(Dom)19:41 ] |
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There are plenty of brazilian paradoxes... Unfortunately, most of them are bad things. |
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| Autor: | Fernando Rivadavia [ 12.12.2007(Qua)8:54 ] |
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Hello! This is only a paradox because for so many years we had almost nobody cultivating CPs in Brazil. Only recently have we got a larger group of hobbyists. In the early 90's I distributed all over the world (including Brazil) seed of numerous Brazilian CPs which I was studying in the wild. I guess the Europeans were most interested in them and kept them alive, that's all. It's sad to remember that when I left Brazil for 3 years between 1996-1998, I had a greenhouse full of CPs -- many of which native species -- and there was really nobody to give them to, nobody wanted them!! And there were some really rare & beautiful plants in there, including Drosera (natives, tuberous, pygmies, S.African, petiolaris, etc.), Genlisea, Utrics, Pings, Sarracenia, Neps, Heliamphora, Darlingtonia, Cephalotus, Byblis, Ibicella, Best wishes, Fernando Rivadavia |
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