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d.write("var wordMap = new Array(\" jkcarnivores welcome welcome website dedicated carnivorous plants here will find pictures along with information grow them started 2005 when purchased from local garden centre knowing much about time took internet looking some this where found great forum that cpukforum after long hours reading these amazing soon realized addicted that's thats hobby like every newbie collected anything everything first area window cill grew room extremely limited plucked courage bought mini greenhouse which quickly filled even deeper into pockets splashed proper greenhouses more space main passion comes sarracenia list spans over different clones being added each year always look recently have growing seed only very rewarding never really know what elegant plant number shapes colours also magnificent flower spring this little treat after dark winter months sarracenia shut down 2000 2010 \",\" jkcarnivores general care carnivorous plants media they need acidic nutrient free compost traditionally grown peat-based soil there numerous growing media's medias like parts sphagnum moss peat part perlite sand almost combination sphagnum used providing makes bulk suitable alternatives example ‘moorland gold' gold some growers pure milled which obtained from sustainable sources watering pure water essential plants very intolerant hard will appreciate chlorine content rainwater best should stand saucer tray filled with inches rainwater through summer months reverse osmosis distilled also excellent alternative winter kept moist never allowed where grow them majority carnivorous sunny conditions greenhouse option south facing window cill although many species hardy benefit frost-free over between 40°f 50°f many have resting period when they prefer cooler without struggle grow following year propagation seed cuttings roots leaves stems division seed usually easy germinate however depending long wait them reach maturity sarracenia take years while other hand some drosera flowering size within pests diseases like plant suffer pests diseases check regularly obvious aphids scale others live under look signs your plant wilting possible root problem making distorted pitchers aphid attack would suggest worried touch forums internet dormancy with onset slow down their rate growth considerably produce phyllodia others stop altogether most that require dormant able cope temperatures 32°f easily frost environment during dormancy make sure keep you're youre watering minimum prevent rotting 2000 2010 page \",\" grow list welcome grow list here will find what plants growing along with pictures collection process taking most still very young realise looking through really love sarracenia particular hybrids prefer over other species they easy look great would suggest beginner start updated frequently some sections example nepenthes drosera never added these present back-burner replaced near future jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" sarracenia jkcarnivores also known north american pitcher plants originate from bogs mainly southeastern america consist eight main species alata flava leucophylla minor oreophila purpurea psittacina rubra some these have example divided into flava cupurea ornata rugelii rubricorpora atropurpurea with personal favourite being nice dark very toxic insects sweet nectar lure their prey trap once insect taste becomes intoxicated falls where digested enzymes produces quite amusing watching drunken exception this rule pitchers fully open elements collect rainwater insects that fall usually drowning another thing note about sarracenia flowers they unusual many beauty come yellow green orange white combinations those colours don't dont stay around long drop petals within month opening enjoy them while they last downside some especially smell like sensitive nose best world humans sure love stocky opinion more elegant extremely hard wearing compared other varied appearance anywhere between pure right through maroon burgundy virtually every possible variation flowers biggest genus been sub-divided seven recognised varieties pitchers purple venation throat spread over hood tube maxima remain only leaf bases external deep colour interior pale colouration this intense veining throughout entire degree does vary considerably pencil thin diffused veins which almost bleed base better mostly upper patch both vertically horizontally mine copper variety bronze coppered coloured completely giving common name tube contrasts well vibrant alata also plant despite having variations tend grow straight verging towards forms great inject height hybrid minor number dots windows upper portion translusant variety's varietys found overhung confusing once inside thinks escape using soon death after bouncing there smaller okefenokeensis reach 80cms purpurea unlike others topped needs catch digest fairly short stems consists venosa south north leucophylla attractive crops spring another robust autumn much bigger stockier than normally there flower psittacina different traps lobster type horizontal ground means downward pointing hairs guide digestion zone uses deceive trapping oreophila very similar ways taxonomic differences winter leaves phyllodia curved soil surface upright must appreciated hybridising injects vigor siblings rubra five growing less 30cm tall small slender wherryi similar above giant form occurs chatom alabama exceed 40cm flowered alabamensis weak stronger jonesii recognisable distinct bulge below gulfensis taller subspecies take bronzy when grown strong light anthocyanin free cultivation 2000 2010 page \",\" flava jkcarnivores code clone location picture blackwater sussex county sumatra florida ornata county rubricorpora schnell apalachicola national forest atropurpurea f07b marston exotics giant tube maxima tall green pitchers potterson martin rugelii milton slacks very large form north carolina cuprea coppertop veined burgundy elegant yellowish pinched neck 'pocahontas' pocahontas veinless cupurea super throat patch possible white flower solid with diffused veins around national liberty pitcher opening 'cut-throat' cut-throat 'homerville' homerville dock powercutsite elgin reserve okaloosa cupurea'copper cupureacopper top' 'burgundy' john ainsworth heavily gulf coast dinwiddie claret 'goldie' goldie 'rood' rood wewahatchika manky good copper colour year original black dipping cooks carnivorous plants 2000 2010 page \",\" alata jkcarnivores code clone location picture 'copper copper lid' 'double double flower' flower a02b heavily veined throat west louisiana ocean city black tube desto a08b giant form angelina county texas 'areolata' areolata national forest mississippi 'purple purple white bulbous bulbous harrison large wide 'red potterin martin pubescent 2000 2010 \",\" hybrids jkcarnivores code clone location picture leah wilkerson's wilkersons imposter rubra alabamensis minor pretty pink jonesii alata black [leucophylla flava maxima] burgundy wherryi tibbee h06b brooks hybrid back-cross catesbaei daniel rudd dixie lace h11b tube h12b rubricorpora 'harvest harvest gold'  gold  rugelii chelsonii h14b judy fake juthatip soper lynda butt judith hindle mooreana walkers excellens self stevensii ladies waiting farnhamii leucophylla harperi h30b oreophila moorei h32b h32c h34b formosa rehderi h38b purpurea popei slacks h41b 1988 uncle jims road h44b 1987 readi dutch exornata comptonesis white form marston venosa areolata throat courtii wilkerson okee giant green ornata heavy vein apalachicola national forest florida very large north carolina psittacina georgia kalb county alabama peaches orange hummer hammerhead gulfensis anthocyanin free yellow river umlauftiana edged chatom pubescent stocky wide mouth bunting bens baldwin rugelii cutthroat sumatra burkii near liberty mitchelliana perry minor okefenokeensis wherryi psittacina free bill scholl robust clone maxima victoria morley' morley hindles sister 'fake judy' flower popei harpi original slacks pensacola fields h100 h101 dino almacolle h102 willisii purp h103 john's johns autumnal splendour h103b h104 h105 flies demise h106 hummers h107 witch h107b h108 h109 baker h110 west h111 case resolve h112 snow flake' flake h113 h114 flame' flame h115 viper' viper h116 flower h118 gulfensis h119 h120 pitchers h121 gilpini h125 h126 slack h127 dekalb desoto h128 h129 sand mountain h130 blackwater h131 conecuh h132 knight h133 h134 gold jubilee h135 pv11 h136 'elizabeth' elizabeth h137 wrigleyana h138 charlton h139 readii 'alabama red' h140 mitchelliana swaniana h141 antho h142 h143 loch ness h144 gulf coast h145 sparkler h146 ruffled h147 h148 cooler h149 snorkel h150 h151 'suspicion' suspicion h152 introgressed with h153 floating sandy creek h154 copper h155 original slack h156 h157 'norman norman parker' parker h158 h159 'sarracenia sarracenia nursery select' select h160 h161 h162 hetrophylla h163 h164 h165 h166 barbapappa h167 coral h168 h169 joanne bates' bates h170 h171 h172 gods gift' gift h173 gulf coast inch pitchers h174 leah's leahs child h175 manny herrora h176 flag 2000 2010 page \",\" leucophylla jkcarnivores code clone location picture 'avalon avalon beaches' beaches 'bunting bunting original' original station site l04b 'pink pink lip' apalachicola 'tarnok' tarnok mutant double flower 'yellow yellow flower' schnell's schnells ghost l07b giant baldwin county l08b pink tube hurricane creek purple white route near alata green anthocyanin free bill scholl 'snow snow white' creek alabama perdido 'titan' titan 'burgundy burgundy pouty russell 'petite petite red' crestview vein helmut's helmuts delight bonbon redneck live elgin reserve okaloosa l29b l29c l29d l29e citronelle showy steventon nurseries l34a l34b l34c l34d l34e slacks robust pitchers large stocky pitcher very long lasting autumn stan lampard form marston exotics minima 2000 2010 page \",\" minor jkcarnivores code clone location picture okee giant okefenokeensis swamp large form north florida columbus raised aerolae tall anthocyanin free original sarracenia nurseries waycross entrance very green fargo lighthouse dorchester marston exotics 2000 2010 \",\" oreophila jkcarnivores code clone location picture large heavy vein purple throat tall vigorous stocky veined ''cheek cheek clone slender pitchers veined sand hills form walker heavy veining mountain 'marshall' marshall 2000 2010 \",\" psittacina jkcarnivores code clone location picture black flower okee giant 'giant' yellow gulf coast river site hetrophylla p06b 'green green rosette' rosette 2000 2010 \",\" purpurea jkcarnivores code clone location picture purp03 venosa burkii pond site eglin okaloosa purp04 county florida purp05 purp06 rosea cream flower purp07 green lightly veined purp08 roscommon ireland purp09 english nature glasson moss cumbria purp10 heterophylla purp11 extremely dense form purp12 'ruffled ruffled lid' purp13 'all green' purp14 montana toms swamp purp15 tubby funster purp16 nova scotia giant 2000 2010 \",\" rubra jkcarnivores code clone location picture alabamensis r01b wherryi wavy escambia county ''chathom chathom giant'' giant r04b jonesii long lidded form schnell fall line sandhills green marston exotics gulfensis pond site elgin reserve okaloosa large form deep heavy vein brookside nursery pitchers orange yellow flower stocky river 2000 2010 \",\" darlingtonia jkcarnivores californica also know cobra lily relative sarracenia catches prey attracting them using sweet smelling nectar insects land pitcher eventually find into trap through small hole this acts like lobster very difficult again once inside they lead down where downward pointing hairs stop insect from getting back truly amazing looking plant some looks with tongue ready strike lime green pitchers white windows bulbous head really stand among other plants flowers darlingtonia vibrant 2000 2010 \",\" darlingtonia jkcarnivores code clone location picture dc01 californica siuslaw national forest lane county oregon dc02 dc03 dc04 dfase 2000 2010 \",\" jkcarnivores cephalotus also known albany pitcher originates from southwest australia they strange looking plant with their fanged filled peristome ground growing rosettes because this they grow terribly instead spreading form clumps prey that cephalotus catch find impossible escape clutches having only allows traffic once trap sides coated tiny downward pointing hairs which make very slippery surface each contains small amount fluid uses digests come colour varieties usually either shades green most people wanting more colourful clones 2000 2010 \",\" cephalotus jkcarnivores code clone location picture follicularis eden black 2000 2010 \",\" jkcarnivores dionaea muscipula muscipula also know famously venus trap what majority carnivorous plant growers started first place blood traps which clamp down prey site behold matter many times action still amazes attracts sweet smelling nectar excreted from inner insect then land touching trigger hairs only more touched within seconds each other once closed releases digestive fluids consume managed escape will re-open back into waiting next victim flowers dionaea white very small unless want pollinate them would flower stalk soon visible help save plants energy with luck should produce some bigger 2000 2010 \",\" jkcarnivores dionaea muscipula code clone location picture dm01 akai dm02 green dm03 mouth dm04 dm05 dm06 dm06b dm07 dm08 giant dm09 royal dm09b dm10 ruby dm11 sawtooth dm12 sharks tooth dm13 south west dm13b dm13c dm14 typical dm15 upright stripe dm16 yellow dm17 dm18 slacks dm19 piranha dm19b dm20 spider dm21 paradisa dm22 1979 dm23 cross teeth dm24 dutch dm25 oxford dm26 dingley dm27 dentate dm28 atlanta botanical gardens dm29 dm30 dm31 dm32 fang dm33 petite dragon dm34 burbanks best dm35 dm36 dm38 dm39 cupped trap dm40 switzerland dm41 2000 2010 page \",\" links page here will find favourite websites would like yours added please touch clicking here jkcarnivores cpukforum insektenfang carnivorous plant photo finder international society meadowview biological research station thecps 2000 2010 \",\" sales list though business occasionally have spare plants which sale usually each year after re-potted collection information purchase please order link jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" order jkcarnivores where send order? order your plants please fill following form clicking here payment methods methods accept paypal cheque cash sent risk plants will shipped once payment cleared will shipped? bare root unless stated otherwise this only saves postage costs allows inspect received favoured media roots wrapped damp kitchen towel then bagged pitchers make shipping easier postage costs post anyone living either europe live outside these areas sorry cannot sell plant material using royal mail matter change within first class standard recorded outside reduced smaller orders long take arrive? please allow upto days delivery returns happy with receive touch soon possible best resolve problem understand refundable 2000 2010 \",\" order form please fill order form below experience problems then please touch clicking here jkcarnivores first name surname address town city postcode country e-mail 2000 2010 \",\" gallery place view pictures currently available jkcarnivores 2000 2010 other genre \",\" search site looking something quickly search feature jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" site quick pages jkcarnivores home care sheet grow list sarracenia flava hybrids alata psittacina purpurea rubra oreophila minor leucophylla darlingtonia cephalotus dionaea muscipula muscipula links page sales order form gallery search 2000 2010 \",\" sarracenia gallery here some shots place jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" darlingtonia californica gallery here some shots place jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" dionaea muscipula gallery here some shots place jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" other genre gallery here some photographs other genre that keep have kept jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" cephalotus gallery here some shots place jkcarnivores 2000 2010 \",\" miscellaneous gallery here some miscellaneous images opens days other species jkcarnivores 2000 2010 clone picture utricularia reniformis flower orchid growing amongst nepenthes over view bench closer look \",\" hybrid project here find current seed grown sarracenia plants found this page will hybrids however have chosen keep actual cross secret until wider spread into carnivorous plant community jkcarnivores 2000 2010 other genre clone picture plant \");");
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JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                                                        \",\"Darlingtonia Californica Gallery Here you can see some shots of my Darlingtonia Californica in one place. JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                            \",\"Dionaea muscipula Gallery Here you can see some shots of my Dionaea muscipula in one place. JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                                          \",\"Other Genre Gallery Here you can see some photographs of other genre that I keep or have kept. JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                                       \",\"Cephalotus Gallery Here you can see some shots of my Cephalotus in one place. JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                                                        \",\"Miscellaneous Gallery Here you can see some miscellaneous images. Opens days, other species etc JKCarnivores            © JKCarnivores 2000 - 2010                                                      \",\"Hybrid Project Here you can find my current seed grown sarracenia. The plants found on this page will be all hybrids, however, I have chosen to keep the actual cross a secret until it is wider spread \");");
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