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avukatkemal · 26-02-2008, 13:51

Madem weser hakkında konuşuluyor, araştırmalarımı burda paylaşayım(kaynak net araştırması):

Öncelikle, ping.ler hakkında kapsamlı bir site:

http://www.pinguicula.org/pages/page...es/growing.htm

Bunlar da çeşitli forumlardan derlemeler:

'Sethos' is a crossing of ehlersiae x moranensis,. 'weser' is the same parents but the other way round so sethos has ehlersiae as the mother plant, 'weser' has moranensis as the mother plant

It is reaaly very big problem diagnose exactly different between Pinguicula 'Sethos' and Pinguicula 'Weser' because all knows that Pinguicula 'Sethos' is hybrid ehlersiae x moranensis and Pinguicula 'Weser' is moranensis x ehlersiae. But little bit different is exactly to possible to locate.

I again offer the idea that Mexican Pinguicula do NOT need to be dried off. In the 10-12 years that I have been growing a widely varied and fairly sizeable group of them, more whenever I can get them, or create them -- I have nearly always kept them in trays of water. I have played with the concept of letting them go dry, but not absolutely dry. Whenever I've done this, I often lose some of those treated this way to rot and death. Needless to say, I avoid letting any go dry for long.

The garden centre mass produced weser has flowers like this
http://www.cpuk.org/~vicbrown/images...la/WeserGC.jpg

Pings can take quite a bit a light as long as it is not searing hot.
However, i think pings don't want as much light as dews. You could end up burning them.
For artificial light i do get them quite close to the flourescent tubes and they color up quite nicely. Sometimes better than when they are in natural light!
In any case, you do need to acclimate them gradually if you're going to change lighting conditions dramatically.

There's no way that any mexican Pings can cope outside with the cold and wet conditions of a British winter, it will die.

Keep it indoors; they do well on a cool E or W-facing windowsill.
If you want a Ping for a UK bog garden , try P. grandiflora it can cope with the climate and a variety of soil conditions; it does well outside in my acidic, wet mini-bog and they are quite easy to get hold of.
http://www.cpuk.org/~vicbrown/images...ula/Weser1.jpg

Özellikle www.cpuk.org sitesini tavsiye ederim eb konusunda bilgi edinmek isteyenlere..

26-02-2008, 13:51	#20
avukatkemal Ağaç Dostu Giriş Tarihi: 28-11-2006 Şehir: ankara Mesajlar: 512	Madem weser hakkında konuşuluyor, araştırmalarımı burda paylaşayım(kaynak net araştırması): Öncelikle, ping.ler hakkında kapsamlı bir site: http://www.pinguicula.org/pages/page...es/growing.htm Bunlar da çeşitli forumlardan derlemeler: 'Sethos' is a crossing of ehlersiae x moranensis,. 'weser' is the same parents but the other way round so sethos has ehlersiae as the mother plant, 'weser' has moranensis as the mother plant It is reaaly very big problem diagnose exactly different between Pinguicula 'Sethos' and Pinguicula 'Weser' because all knows that Pinguicula 'Sethos' is hybrid ehlersiae x moranensis and Pinguicula 'Weser' is moranensis x ehlersiae. But little bit different is exactly to possible to locate. I again offer the idea that Mexican Pinguicula do NOT need to be dried off. In the 10-12 years that I have been growing a widely varied and fairly sizeable group of them, more whenever I can get them, or create them -- I have nearly always kept them in trays of water. I have played with the concept of letting them go dry, but not absolutely dry. Whenever I've done this, I often lose some of those treated this way to rot and death. Needless to say, I avoid letting any go dry for long. The garden centre mass produced weser has flowers like this http://www.cpuk.org/~vicbrown/images...la/WeserGC.jpg Pings can take quite a bit a light as long as it is not searing hot. However, i think pings don't want as much light as dews. You could end up burning them. For artificial light i do get them quite close to the flourescent tubes and they color up quite nicely. Sometimes better than when they are in natural light! In any case, you do need to acclimate them gradually if you're going to change lighting conditions dramatically. There's no way that any mexican Pings can cope outside with the cold and wet conditions of a British winter, it will die. Keep it indoors; they do well on a cool E or W-facing windowsill. If you want a Ping for a UK bog garden , try P. grandiflora it can cope with the climate and a variety of soil conditions; it does well outside in my acidic, wet mini-bog and they are quite easy to get hold of. http://www.cpuk.org/~vicbrown/images...ula/Weser1.jpg Özellikle www.cpuk.org sitesini tavsiye ederim eb konusunda bilgi edinmek isteyenlere..