jeff

they are plants that like a humid atmosphere, so pay attention to their watering neither too much (with the risk of rotting) nor not enough (with the risk of desiccation) the second seem to be a hydnophytum moseleyanum ( old name H.papuanum)

your myrmecodia ( may be a beccarii) seem in good shape. it is a plant from garden center ?

have you a picture? what are yours growing conditions ?

excellent 🤩 for mine a S.imberbis ( but also all my rubiaceae) I use now tree fern root in plate. I put my plant on the plate which is horizontal, with a little living sphagnum moss around it, so that it takes root well, then I hang it on the edge of my terra. when the plate is dry I saturate it with rainwater for fertilizer I use NPK : 13-19-19 commonly and some times 25-5-5 (exceptionally) FRANK how old is your plant ? you had it initially with flowers and drupe?

Bonjour spine seem to be a modified adventitious roots how in culture can we go from root to spine, having a drier atmosphere can be ? jeff

Bonjour very nice report on the botanical garden of nancy 😍 jeff

I have translate all the passages in french to english sheet 54-55-56-57 but we have also latin language on it 😉 jeff

very nice hydnophytum 😍

very nice specie 😍

Bonjour have you an idea on this problem? http://pinguicula.free.fr/rub2.png

beautiful discovery😉

very nice specie 😍 jeff

excellent picture the stigma was at the same level as the anther ? on the tuberosa 'pulvinata' the anthers just above and touching the hairs in longistyle flowers stigma at the tube apex in brevistyle flowers stigma at the same level as the anthers stigma 5 or 6 lobed fruit pink

3 lobes , the taxon seems to have 5 or 6 ?

merci