Bonsia Wire Training
December 22, 2011
On todays episode, wire training a seven year old Chinese Juniper. Quick tips: Use appropriate wire thickness to coil branches Don't coil so tight as to bruise the branch Use thumbs as a fulcrum to coil the wire Try not to make too sharp a bend
Repotting Nepenthes
September 6, 2010
Carnivorous Plants can grow in different mixtures of live or dead sphagnum moss, peat moss, pumice, sand, vermiculite or perlite. Nepenthes seem to favor a mix of long-fiber sphagnum moss, perlite and orchid bark. Drosera like peat moss and perlite. Pinguiculas have grown ...
Trigger Flowers: Stylidium debile
September 2, 2010
Coming up on this episode, a look at the triggerplant Flying insects land on flowers which trigger the floral column to quickly slap the insect, covering it in pollen. These insects are not eaten and help the trigger plant spread it's pollen. Trigger plants ...
Propagating Nepenthes through Air Layering
March 15, 2010
Watch on iPhone Air Layering induces axillary bud growth, by tricking the plant into thinking the soil is actually higher. Continue Reading...
Podcast Episode 1 – Root Cutting Sundews
March 2, 2010
Coming up on this episode of Plantiis: Quick tips for Propagating Drosera through roots cuttings Root cuttings are the easiest way to divide your sundew and add to your collection! Watch on iPhone Continue Reading...
