This is the only place I recommend for getting the initial plant Tissue Culture Kit. Just let her know it is for carnivorous plants and she will send you the materials needed. With this kit you get a manual that is easy to understand and all the materials needed to get started. She provides help after you have the kit and gives you a couple free items after you have had some time to practice a bit. She also sells individual items to those that purchased kits. I deal in large quantities now so I use various large suppliers, otherwise I would be ordering things from Carol exclusively.
This is a gardening resource that also has forums, along with lots of other stuff. Look up plant terms and find vendors. They were kind enough to list us so go check them out. :-)
This is a wholesale company but they have some good descriptions and pictures on various carnivorous plants. They sell other plants too. If you sell plants this is the company you want to order from.
Gardening software from HMK Consultants, to help you keep track of gardening activities and the requirements of your plants plus a year-round plant photo catalogue.
Click to visit Gabriel Ash, and get huge discounts on quality Green Houses, tailored to your requirements.
Garden Humor is owned and operated by David Hobson, Author/Storyteller/gardener/humorist, and is dedicated to providing a look at the lighter side of gardening
If your plants can't keep the kritters under control than you need to visit this website. Their garlic based product kill fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. Especially helpful for those of us with bogs. Safe for CP's! Just watch out for their breath after use. :-)
Specialise in Hosta 400+ varieties, Phormium, Rhodohypoxis, Tree Ferns and other Perennials by mail-order, shipping worldwide. Situated in the lovely Glens Of Antrim, Northern Ireland, U.K.
Learn about carnivorous plants and how to build a bog garden and/or pond. Propagation tips. Learn how carnivorous plants can add an exotic look to your garden.
This is an excellent bog garden reference with lots of awesome pics.
$4.95 for 1 oz is what I usually get. You may have to hit the next page button to see it. I linked to the page its starts on so click pic or HERE.
Superthrive should be used anytime you transplant a plant or when you receive a bare root plant. It helps greatly with shock and encourages growth. I dip all cuttings in it too. This really is amazing stuff. I couldn't find it in the town I am in so I made this link so everyone can get it.
This is a good source for Sundew seeds.
This is where I got my water Ph meter. I have linked to the item page but feel free to look around. They have a lot of useful stuff. I calibrated mine when I got it, it was .4 off. Make sure you calibrate it. I used Ph 7.0 from the fish store down the street to calibrate it with.
GIBBERELLIC ACID (Ga3)
This banner is linked to the Gibberellic Acid page. I get the powder (G500 series) but they also sell it pre-mixed, use it immediately if you get the pre-mixed. See the Gibberellic Acid instruction page before ordering.
If you want to get very in-depth in Tissue Culture and want to mix your own media or if you just want to know exactly what is in the media and hormones then this is the place to look. Click the banner to visit.
Excellent Nepenthes care information.
This is a very handy website. Find the average yearly temps and humidity anywhere in the USA. If you know where your plant originated look it up so you know the conditions it grows in naturally. If you don't know you can use North Carolina statistics as a general guide. Also use it to look up the averages of where you live so you have a better idea what you can grow outside and what you can't. Your local average humidity will probably surprise you. They also show a lot of other statistics.
This is another good place to look weather up. You can see present and average conditions for most anywhere on the planet. Just enter the zip code, click the country, or enter the country name. Once you use the applicable options to get the current weather your interested in click on the averages link.
Here you will find good information and excellent pictures of various carnivorous plants. Massive number of pictures. Join up and take advantage of the seed bank. Jeremiah runs it and he is an extremely nice fellow. :-)
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