Cedric's Hungry Plants

Cedric's Hungry Plants Growing Carnivorous Plants is a fascinating hobby. This site shows the projects I am currently working on and plants I am selling on the market.

The same Drosera Falconeri x Ordensis. One with sand close to the window for natural sun. The other just in peat/perli...
10/14/2026

The same Drosera Falconeri x Ordensis. One with sand close to the window for natural sun. The other just in peat/perlite with led lighting. Which do you like better?

After using Fluval Stratum for my pings. I can definitely say that they grow much bigger. I have never grown Sethos thi...
09/09/2026

After using Fluval Stratum for my pings. I can definitely say that they grow much bigger. I have never grown Sethos this big before.

The roridula gorgonias cutting is flowering. It also looks like it is branching as well. I got about a 50% seed yield ...
08/18/2026

The roridula gorgonias cutting is flowering. It also looks like it is branching as well. I got about a 50% seed yield from this batch. Time to repot before they outgrow the little containers.

So excited to see my N. Lowii x Ephippiata growing the signature hairy lids. I did not notice it since it grows in my g...
08/13/2026

So excited to see my N. Lowii x Ephippiata growing the signature hairy lids. I did not notice it since it grows in my grow tent.

I am trying a new technique to propagate my Drosera Regia. Instead of cutting the root into segments, I placed one of t...
07/05/2026

I am trying a new technique to propagate my Drosera Regia. Instead of cutting the root into segments, I placed one of the long roots on the surface of the pot with one plant growing on it. I barely cover the root with live lfsm. It has been 2 months since I did this. So excited to see new D. Regia popping up.

My Roridula Gorgonias mother plant is flowering again. Hopefully I will get more seeds. The 72 seeds I planted have st...
06/17/2026

My Roridula Gorgonias mother plant is flowering again. Hopefully I will get more seeds. The 72 seeds I planted have started germinating. The cutting still seems to be alive. Interesting note: this one is forming white flowers, as oppose to the bright pink color on the mother plant.

I finally pulled the trigger and divided my H. Flamingo — she was absolutely overflowing the pot, and Drosera adelae had...
06/16/2026

I finally pulled the trigger and divided my H. Flamingo — she was absolutely overflowing the pot, and Drosera adelae had moved in as an uninvited roommate! 😄

The mother plant is looking great post-division. The juvenile came off without roots, so she’s going into a humidity bag for now while she gets established.

I have a list of people who have already contact me interested in buying the H. Flamingo. If you contact me, I can add you to the waiting list.

I finally found the perfect spot for my N. campanulata — one of the tiniest Nepenthes out there! She's now living on a l...
06/06/2026

I finally found the perfect spot for my N. campanulata — one of the tiniest Nepenthes out there! She's now living on a lower shelf in the greenhouse where she catches some nice dappled light filtered through my 70% Aluminet shade cloth.

Who else is growing this little gem? I'd love to hear your conditions and experience with it!

Here's how I'm currently keeping mine happy:
- Soil: 50/50 akadama/kanuma with a moss top dressing
- Temps: 80°F days / 68°F nights
- Humidity: 60–80%
- Light: Natural light through 70% Aluminet shade cloth
- Watering: Since it's in akadama/kanuma, I keep just a little RO water in the tray

Drop your growing conditions below — always curious how others are doing with this one! 👇

Wondering how long it takes for D. scorpioides gemmae to sprout after you receive them from me? No waiting required — he...
06/05/2026

Wondering how long it takes for D. scorpioides gemmae to sprout after you receive them from me? No waiting required — here's proof! I just opened two fresh packs to start a new pot, and the little guys are already up and growing. If you prefer more breathing room, space them about 2" apart. These are planted at roughly 1" apart, so you can see how quickly it fills in! Use a good pair of tweezers to remove them from the paper towel. The roots can be imbedded. Then place them upright as in the photo.

Dividing my TC VFT Fused tooth extreme clumps. Still have many more clumps to go. Running out of space. I probably ne...
05/31/2026

Dividing my TC VFT Fused tooth extreme clumps. Still have many more clumps to go. Running out of space. I probably need to move my pings.

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