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belle le tue piccole!Altra cosa in comune,dicevo..oramai non mi stupisco più di nulla..!
le ho viste. sono enormi!
@Gian: conosco gente che ha nutrito la povera Dionea cn pezzetti di carne, pesce, prosciutto, perfino maionese. E te credo che la poveraccia è morta!!!!!
“non devi assolutamente dar loro da mangiare!! trovano sempre il modo di nutrirsi, prendono mosche, zanzare, insetti vari, formiche…se gli dai da mangiare rischi di causargli delle indigestioni e potrebbero anche morire…”ù
Ahh, ecco perch… Ehm, coff, coff..
@Pipkin: non devi assolutamente dar loro da mangiare!! trovano sempre il modo di nutrirsi, prendono mosche, zanzare, insetti vari, formiche…se gli dai da mangiare rischi di causargli delle indigestioni e potrebbero anche morire…
Io mi son sempre chiesto se basti trattarle come piante “normali” o se si debba trovare modo di dare loro da mangiare, ahah :O Cioè, trovano abbastanza “cibo” da sole, in città?
@Angeloblu: grazie,sn piante che amo profondamnete per il loro essere così strane e diaboliche nella loro semplicità.
@Angie: certo che hanno una sensibilità!! difatti io ci parlo spesso cn loro, e mi commplimento qnd catturano una preda! 😉
@Gian: assolutamente sì! DEVONO stare cn acqua nel sottovaso, e che sia acqua distillata o meglio ancora demineralizzata…e lasciale sempre al sole!
@Ombra: come li scelgo?boh, mi vengono spontenaei! Lucrezia è il nome del fantasma che odia gli uomini, ne ho parlato in un vecchio post,Altea è un nome che mi è sempore piaciuto, e Dionisia…x l’assonanza con Dionea!
è sempre bello poter allargare la famiglia!
piacere di averle conosciute!
un abbraccio a te cara per una bella giornata…
Sei amante di piante particolari, sono creature anche loro, hanno una sensibilità lo sapevi?
Fai bene ad amarle
un bacione
da Angie
Io da due mesetti ho una dionea che è ridotta come la tua Dionisia, ma forse in questo periodo si sta riprendendo. Ma è vero che bisogna lasciarle sempre con un dito d’acqua nel piattino?
Beh che dire..hai proprio il pollice verde! Ma come li scegli i nomi?
Ma che belle piantine!