Part 2 - Carnivorous Plants! 2020 Highland Greenhouse Tour

After a couple years and many requests for another UA-cam video. Here is part 1!
I have now started selling some extra plants on the Carnivorous Plant Resources website if you’re interested, USA only. carnivorouspla...

[@masonlexioneill2386]

10/10
I think what makes your GH standout is the amount of species or primary/simple hybrids you have! Its such great inspiration to get to see a collection this big yet it shows every single plant is individually cared for each day perfectly

[@aboltfromtheblue3599]

Probably the the most diverse greenhouse I've seen.

[@varphotography]

Spectacular as always J. Loved it. Thanks for sharing. When I cannot grow plants like you do, I get to at least cherish the beauty of these plants in the hands of experts like yourself. I hope I can keep my villosa alive to grow to even half the size of those plants you have there. :)

[@gardengirl5330]

Thank you! Your tours are inspiring! I would love to see you do a monthly greenhouse tour highlighting a plant of two with growing tips.

[@christophergruber1925]

someone is motivated!! Thank you for your effort! :)
We are all enjoying your GH tour!

[@tyw12]

Your collection is amazing. I wish that I had taken interest in carnivorous plants as long ago as you so that all my baby seedlings were full grown sprawling plants. Many people dont realize how much dedication and patience It takes to have something like this.

[@duncanpage1556]

Beautiful plants Jeremiah!! Hello from Alberta

[@NepsandHelis]

At 8:26 I believe it’s Epiphytica. Anyways amazing greenhouse dude! I hope I have one like yours one day👌👍

[@r7t462]

Wow that Bical is spectacular! I hope to have a one someday

[@andressagarnaga2467]

That robcantleyi at the end was the best 4 me 😊

[@edwardlee3530]

Ephiphytica is spectacular but all of the plants in cultivation seem to bee nearly identical. There are some individuals we've seen that have an attractive pink body. Hopefully there will soon be some more diversity among the plants in cultivation

[@andrewrodriguez7916]

@jeremiaharris we want an update tour please! November tour! Hope you're doing well man and take care!

[@kay4706]

Awesome setup! How do you feed?

[@acousticanimal5514]

Will there be an update? Would love to see some Lowland Plants!

[@pomcabkhmoy456]

For September any other Palawan mountain types?

[@brycerush98]

Have you or have you heard of anyone successfully mounting and growing a nepenthes on something like driftwood or cork?

[@docholl93]

Seeing robcantleyis and klossiis growing happily in your lowland chamber i tend to imagine that chamber has a more intermediate tha truely lowland climate right?

[@JeremiahsCPs]

docholl93 pretty much lowland, lows are mid 70f and highs are 90fs everyday

[@docholl93]

@@JeremiahsCPs wow thats weird!

[@charleskendall6401]

@@JeremiahsCPs hey jerimia, what was that one back in the corner that was vineing up to the ceiling with all those tiny pitchers called may I ask?? Did you say viaca?

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@docholl93 it's not the first I hear about robcantleyi being really temperature tolerant once established

[@docholl93]

@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 that is really weird and interesting

[@thoseguitarguys]

Which bical clone is that?

[@varphotography]

@8.14 .. I had to look it up too..but realized what you were trying to say: N. epiphytica ;)

[@JeremiahsCPs]

Varun A haha exactly😜 my only real mess up but wasn’t going to reshoot.

[@aidanfox9284]

Hah, beat me to it Varun.

[@lazitmech4082]

How much u charge for single hybrid I really want to buy it.