How To Make a Pinguicula Rock Display
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Do you want to create a beautiful, unusual, one-of-a-kind plant showpiece? This is the video for you! While it’s not for beginners, building your own Pinguicula Rock Display is rewarding and fun! Pinguicula are perfectly adapted to be grown in the nooks and crannies of rocks and this video will dhow you step by step now to make one. You can order a kit to make your own at www.californiacarnivores.com
You should bring this kit back.
We’ve been out of stock of the pings but we’re working on it!
Could you comment on the soil mix and let me know my girls about to die and I have only had her in Spangnum moss I need that soil recipe
@@California_Carnivoressoil mix please 🥺 mines about to die I have had her in Spangnum moss😢
@@jenniferburks4775Try sending the company ann BBBBBB e-mail with your question.
So glad that this video tutorial is out there for those anxious to create their first Ping rock!
So great to see Alison in a Cal Carns video! Hi Alison!!! :) Thanks for answering all of my emails! :) Love this new kit! What a great idea! It ROCKS!!! ❤❤❤
What a wonderful product and project to take cp lovers to the next level! Good luck with the launching of this, it should be very popular! Always nice to see other people from behind the scenes. Hi, Allison!
I do art & have modeling spoons and ball end tools that would be perfect for taking the individual plants apart without harming them, especial the small curve spoons. Damon said, "Nature kind of has things in odd numbers often." Moment later, "Nature usually has more of one thing."
I'm a retired bio/engineer and most molecules in your body are righthanded or lefthanded and mostly lefthanded amino acids and out of over 80 of them only 20 to 22 amino acids are used in Life processes. All the proteins in your body are lefthanded.
That’s so cool! Thank you for sharing that! I’ll have to look into the spoons and tools!
Yeah, it’s good to see the lady that answers my emails 👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽
Just got mine and the selection of Pings was great! So happy with them. Thank you!
Hi Damon and Allison. I'm a newbie and currently shopping for pings, when I came across this video. I love your pacific demeanor (looked that up in the thesaurus under "calm" and "pacific" was one of the suggestions😊) and will order from you very soon. Thank you for this informative tutorial.
Thank you so much!
So cute! A little pingdom 🤍 I’ll be ordering one soon! ☺️😊
I’m in love with the plum fairy in the succulent stage
I looooooooove this, my mind is going nuts with excitement and can’t wait to try!
Great video, great tutorial! This is an amazing product, super excited about it. Will be ordering mine soon!
love your channel
Thank you so much!
Have you ordered yours? Really interested to see what others got, compared to mine.
Got my first sundew a few months ago and was trying to find a good way to display them this is perfect 🌱
A small rock mixed with the king window sill kit would be an awesome product!
Wanted this but was sold out, can’t wait for my ping window sill kit and 6 plant beginners bog kit!
i just did a ping terrarium and I am going to try this soon since my tertium is going really well thanks for the build vid =]
Rinsing out the media also is key, I had a reading of 200 once when testing the runoff. I would also recommend pumice instead of perlite for the kit
Fertilizer for thought
this was so relaxing to watch 🥰
Damn it! Hope these are still in stock in my next order lol
Can you provide a link to the recommended grow lights you mentioned in this video? I can’t seem to find them
You guys are amazing thank you so much for all the educational videos! ❤
The original Yescom panels we love seem to be hard to find now but something like this should work well!
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I posted mine on insta and tagged you, gorgeous project always in the works making tweaks here and there
Nice video! I have several pings, but many of them are quite young. I'll do some leaf pullings in spring and then try myself. I like seeing all the photos by other people who make those great pings displays on lava rocks.
I would be thrilled to have Pinguicula moctezumae flowering on rock... 😍
Can this species be propagated by leaf pullings as well?
It can be a little tricky to do but it can be done!
The first time I watched this video, I was waiting for my pinguicula rock kit to arrive and hadn't had a pinguicula before... needless to say 10:00 scared me a bit! All is well though, so far... 😂
Love this! Could i use some hole-y wood for this instead of a rock?
Wood is tough because it breaks down over time and that can negatively impact the pings unfortunately
I put mine on a 9” ceramic saucer and put that on a lazy Susan
Hello. Just watched your video. I'm in England. Can you tell me the light I should buy please? I have to grow them indoors. And I was wondering if your saucer has hole as I couldn't see it. Thanks
The saucer does not have any holes! We like the Yescom lights on Amazon but they’ve been hard to get. T5’s are nice and so are Sansi
@@California_Carnivores thanks for replying. I will try another brand as I can't find these here and I want table one. For my Venus fly trap too. I'm new in it, hope it works.
Excellent tutorial.
Very nice! Do we need to be careful about what kinds of rocks we use, due to possible minerals leeching from it? We have some beautiful Druzy Quartz on our property, but I believe there are some pretty heavy minerals that are part of it. Thank you!
We generally use pumice or lava rock and if you want to try another type it’s a good idea to soak it or rinse it really well. But if it’s known to be quite mineraly, I would avoid that particular stone!
@@California_Carnivores thank you!
i killed 2 cephalotus and a pinguicula with my yescom 225, way too much light! at what distance of those yescom you suggest me to put them? mine was about a foot from the pannel with my drosera...look like it was too much light! at first, the ceph turned purple and accelerated groth and pings accelerated groth too, but about 2 weeks to a month after, they started to die off!!! as they looked like they loved the yescom, i tought it was watering issue, but they died... looking back, they were happy with my watering before i buy yescom and died not long after beiing under those, so im pretty sure i cooked them with yescom...my droseras freaking love them at that distance and i have them for my nepenthes too! but they are further from my neph, still too close tough lol! got a mirabilis x raflesiana that his leaf are dark purple, but still healty...
I’m sorry to hear that! We use Yescoms and grow all sorts of different plants underneath them at about 12-18” away from the light on a 10-12 hour daylength
I WANT PINGS NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG I need this. I'm going to ask Santa for one
What about Dr. Earth organic fertilizer? 1-1-1? Just a thought.
We haven’t tested it and cannot recommend it.
Where can we purchase one of those rocks? I have been trying to locate a place that sells good rocks that are water observant and have been unsuccessful. I have seen some images of large rocks with plants and I really want to try and do one. I was on your website, and it says your sold out. What kind of rocks are good? I see you are using lava rocks, do large pumice rocks work too?
Lava or pumice will work! These kits sell fast for us so we don’t always have them in stock. We source them locally from landscape companies but they are hard to find overall. Sometimes you can find them at aquarium stores
Rocks are not organic things. They’re made of minerals, and they’ve never been alive. They are, however, natural objects.
Is that pumice rock or lava rock? Just wondering.
It’s a lava rock but pumice works as well
What type of rock do you use? Do you have a name for this rock?
I live in France and I would like to create my pinguicula rock.
Thanks a lot
This is a kind of lava rock but you can also use pumice.
Do you think flytraps could live alongside the pings in this type of setup? I have a medium sized glass terrarium with an open top I really want to use for the pings, but it would be cool to add other plants too! I’ve got 2 traps looking for a permanent home lol
Flytraps really prefer life outdoors if possible. You could try to sundews with them though!
Love your shop! And btw do you know when the ping rock garden will be back in stock? Thx
Thank you! We keep adding them back and they keep selling out! You can sign up for a back in stock notification on our website under the product listing!
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What kind of rock is best? Maybe lava rock or a pumice stone?
Pumice I think
@california_carnivores are you expecting to sell heliamphora any time soon?
We usually only sell them a few times a year - I may have more in spring!
@@California_Carnivores thanks!
Can you keep them outside for the summer and inside for the winter? Full sun outdoors or part sun/part shade?
It’s usually too hot outside for them, unless you live in coastal Southern California, it can be tough to find the perfect mild climate for them. Many people do find that balance but it’s delicate and very easy to cook your plants unfortunately
@@California_Carnivores Thank you.
What kind of rock can I use?
Lava or pumice is best!
Wish these were in stock
They sell out really fast, we do have a back in stock notification on the listing you can sign up for!
@@California_Carnivores I ordered one
Do the types of rocks matter? Im worried about the rocks leeching minerals in the soil
Any porous rock will work and you can soak it for a few days in distilled water to clean it really thoroughly!
I’m going use a turtle shell and bear skull lol
Can you use bonsai fertilizer 7-8-6?
We’ve never tried bonsai fertilizer. The cactus fertilizer is very low 1-1-2 so I would dilute the bonsai fertilizer and experiment with it on just one or two plants for a month.
Does the company have the proper CITES for shipping into Canada?
Unfortunately we cannot ship live plants outside of the U.S. ☹️
@@California_Carnivores how can we change this, I luv all the pings 💕
@@TLAA68 I wish it was easier but it only gets more and more complicated! 😕
Buggars ugh. I'll just keep watching and dreaming ❤
How many years do pings grow for before they die completely?
They can grow for many years, they do have natural cycles so it’s a good idea to take leaf pullings to keep your plants propagated and in your collection though because they can die after a few years.
I live in Quebec Canada. I tried to buy from your website but it says you don’t ship here. I want a pinguicula 😢
😫 unfortunately I can’t ship live plants outside the US
Can pinguiculas flower themselves to death because im kinda scared buy one
They generally don’t, they flower quite profusely and as long as they have lots of sun and water, they’re happy! You can also mist them with Schultz cactus fertilizer to give them a burst of nutrition too!
Does it have to be lava rocks only
Lots of porous stones will work, just rinse them before you use them to really clean them off well first!
How much is too much light is out already have some commercial grade grow light. PAR reading?
We don’t use PAR readings, we’ve always just watched the plants to see how they react to each light as all the lights are so, so different now. Commercial grow lights can be quite intense so I would grow them far from the lights to start and see how they color up. Moving them closer as needed.
@@California_Carnivores thank you, love the videos
When would be the best time to order? I’m in Colorado and it’s definitely winter here
You can order now! I’d just add a heat pack! And if you have any issues with your order just email us a pic and we’ll take care of it!
The yescom 225 LED lights come in different color lights red, blue, white, multi color, blue and white, and red and white what color do you recommend
White
@@danijackie thank you
We always use white!
Would you be adding pinguicula x Naiad into your California carnivores website or is it no longer being sold on your website permanently because I can't find it on your website no more
We may have more in our next update! 😊
Do you have drosera Finlaysoniana ?????
We don’t have that right now
How big is the round tray ?
It depends on the size of the rock; we have a few sizes that we choose between but generally 6” to 8”
Love the videos, but you guys put out enough videos that you need mics at this point. Your intro music is like 10x louder than the audio of the video. Wish I knew what type of mic you need, but AV isn't my area of expertise. Maybe try some clip-on lapel mics or shotgun mics?
I think they've said before that their mics die really fast in the nursery due to the humidity levels. Electronics and plants don't mix well, I guess!
I’d love to get any advice on mics! I’ve now tried four different ones and they’ve all died within a few uses. I don’t know if it’s the humidity in the nursery or just us?! I know we do need to improve our sound, video, editing quality but it’s totally something I’m learning on the fly in between planting things so I appreciate any advice! 😃
What light does a brocchinia rudca need natural or a grow light
You can grow them in natural light
@@California_Carnivores south east face window?
@@Your_VR_dude that could work! I would just watch it for the first six weeks to see how it does and then you can make adjustments
What was the name of the square grow light Allison mentions?
Yescom 225 grow lights, widely available on Amazon!
Did they change these? Because when I search yescom, I no longer see anything by that name on Amazon.
Guys ı need help ı have a baby Venus flytrap that gives 5 New leaves and traps ı want to help him should ı feed him to boost his energy ? Or is it a bad idea because ı think New leaves gonna grow more slowly because of the digestion of the bug
Also in a case what should ı do if my Venus flytrap don't give New leaves ? Thanks already
I would still mist it with diluted Maxsea fertilizer once a month to help give it even more of a boost!
It may need more light if it doesn’t make new leaves
@@California_Carnivores Thanks so much 🫶🏻❤️