I'm busy with this for months, have invested hundreds of $, and I did sell the kit when I didnt had results, wrote a PDF too.
Basically, the LED lamp arrived, I wrote the PDF, and hoped the seeds would work.
But I was thinking the seller from Germany is serious.
Before of that I got Morning Glory seeds shipped, complained, got the money back, then actually sold them as what they are.
Another seller sold me some weird dirt nothing would grow from it.
And then another, seeds that look very similar but arent flytrap at all.
Test grow 1 - nothing did grow. The water storage crystals buried the seeds, and they didnt have light.
Test grow 2 - using a 60W LED lamp. It took nearly a month, then the first small red plant emerged. I did know instantly its a flytrap!
I just looked today- some green ones sprouted too, about 5 or so.
Its winter season here, cold on the window sill, and it gets dark before 4PM.
Pictures to follow very soon!
I have read, growing flytrap from seeds is a challenge even for experienced gardeners.
It was, actually. I designed a grow kit! I use a special flytrap soil mixed with vermiculite, and mineral water. And a LED lamp, the container is elevated to it gets a lot of light.
Even food is provided- I'm maintain aphids in a container nearby. That attracted a spider, it caught many of them. On the outside there's a sedum garden, some bulbs too, and garlic. I took new photos today.
I plan to release more grow kits- for cactus plants (they are difficult too), and sedum plants (not so well known to grow from seeds). But i'm not sure about soil for these. Is it easy to get for the kits buyers, and not needed? Is it too messy to get some? Should i use a vermiculite mix?
system is the same, plastic containers with holes in lid and bottom, melted with a small gas burner.
Well i got my success today, verification my flytrap kit actually works! I wasnt too sure after the long waiting.
Now I get rich with flytraps. Absolutely.
Basically, the LED lamp arrived, I wrote the PDF, and hoped the seeds would work.
But I was thinking the seller from Germany is serious.
Before of that I got Morning Glory seeds shipped, complained, got the money back, then actually sold them as what they are.
Another seller sold me some weird dirt nothing would grow from it.
And then another, seeds that look very similar but arent flytrap at all.
Test grow 1 - nothing did grow. The water storage crystals buried the seeds, and they didnt have light.
Test grow 2 - using a 60W LED lamp. It took nearly a month, then the first small red plant emerged. I did know instantly its a flytrap!
I just looked today- some green ones sprouted too, about 5 or so.
Its winter season here, cold on the window sill, and it gets dark before 4PM.
Pictures to follow very soon!
I have read, growing flytrap from seeds is a challenge even for experienced gardeners.
It was, actually. I designed a grow kit! I use a special flytrap soil mixed with vermiculite, and mineral water. And a LED lamp, the container is elevated to it gets a lot of light.
Even food is provided- I'm maintain aphids in a container nearby. That attracted a spider, it caught many of them. On the outside there's a sedum garden, some bulbs too, and garlic. I took new photos today.
I plan to release more grow kits- for cactus plants (they are difficult too), and sedum plants (not so well known to grow from seeds). But i'm not sure about soil for these. Is it easy to get for the kits buyers, and not needed? Is it too messy to get some? Should i use a vermiculite mix?
system is the same, plastic containers with holes in lid and bottom, melted with a small gas burner.
Well i got my success today, verification my flytrap kit actually works! I wasnt too sure after the long waiting.
Now I get rich with flytraps. Absolutely.