That's great! You'll have fun with it I'm sure.

I made a video about how I grow my Cephs. Click this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIild4WJi6doh5Isi=n21Ucnxe8nvFExnO

Totally my bad for leaving it out in the first place! :)

Thanks!

Thanks, Greg! :)

@@greglum1593 thank you! I had a lot of fun making this for the ICPS WCPD!!!

@@greglum1593 yay! Welcome, Greg! 👋😀

I have a couple utrics. A x Peter Rabbit and a bunch of hitchhikers. :)

It's a Yescom 225 white, however, they have gone out of production form Yescom. 😥 I'm very sad about this. So I'm still looking for alternatives that are as inexpensive as the 225s were. So far, everything is at least 2-3 times more expensive. But so far, I've narrowed my search down to Vivosun, Mars Hydro, or Spider Farmer panel lights. They all have much better features than the old Yescoms, put out as much or more light as the Yescoms, but, like I said, at about 2-3 times the cost.

Damon at California Carnivores sprays his Cephs monthly with a sulphur based treatment. My collection is very small so I do visual inspection almost every day with my phone camera. I’m always taking pictures of mg plants and catch problems before they get really bad.

No, mine's outdoors year round. It sits in a Styrofoam box with a lid cutout to fit the pot. In the summers, I add in a frozen bottle of water to cool it's "feet" especially during the hotter days.

That's cool! My big UC Davis clone took 2 years to get to this size. But once it started growing well (same goes for my other 4) they just take off. Very exciting to see them grow faster as they mature. :)

Thanks! :)

They’re doing very well! In fact, I ended up getting a second cabinet! :)

@@pinecone.jeff.carnivores Do you have any recommendations as a sub for the yescom panel lights since they no longer make them? Having a hard time finding decent led panel lights lol.

@@michaelm6712 I’m thinking about trying Barrina strip lights. If their white lights are really white (I hate the pink hue of some of their lights - messes with photography), I will likely go with those.

@@pinecone.jeff.carnivores I'm full commit making this happen lol. How did you mount the wire grid panel in the back. Do I use the existing screw in the back of the cabinet with washers to tighten down?

@@michaelm6712 So I the grid comes in two square panels. I tied the two together with zip ties. The two cover about 3/4 of the height of the cabinet. If you want 100% coverage, you'll need to cut a 3rd panel to size. To mount it, I used two magnetic hooks and just hooked the grid up. That's all that's holding it up. If I want it to hold more weight, I'll add more mag hooks. But so far, I've not needed it. Plus, I'm not sure I even needed the grid panels TBH. I've only hung a few things to it. I thought I was going to hang a lot more things on the grid.

Thank you!

It just stated on the dead fly’s body after the trap opened. Lol

I'm so pleased that folks are still playing this game! :)

As I recall, there's ammo pickups squirreled away in each phase. But I can't remember exactly. It was so long ago that I worked on this game. :)

​​​@@pinecone.jeff.carnivoresin this video the ammo never goes down it stays at 300 on this mini gun..

I was cheating in dev mode to make this video.

Hi, the cabinets are doing well! I’ve switched out my Barrinas for Yescom white panel lights. I like the white lights much better and my plants seem to like them. Unfortunately, Yescom has discontinued them so I’m looking for replacements when my Yescoms deteriorate. I’ve also changed the heating. The reptile ceramic heaters were scorching plants that got too close to the heater. :) So I tried using 2 seedling heating pads in each cabinet and they seem to be working well to keep them nice and warm. 80F days and 60F at night. I really should update the spreadsheet. :) Thanks for watching and asking about them. I’ll have to do an update video.

I have Phals in my first Milsbo at the bottom. I probably shouldn't spray those from the top. :P I do have a few Oncidiums and Tolumnias with my 2 bigger Nepenthes at the bottom. They seem to enjoy the spraying. :)

I have no idea. It's a kind that's used to find pet urine. LOL.

@@pinecone.jeff.carnivores alright thanks haha

Indeed! This is one of my top favorite sundews for sure! :)

Oh I don’t bother. My plants catch so many flies. It’s nuts! Lol. But my catching them on video doing so… nearly impossible. Hahaha!!! :)

I haven't repotted my Nepenthes yet but I did buy a bag of California Carniovores' Nepenthes mix I believe it's 2/3 New Zealand Sphagnum Moss and the remaining 1/3 is made up evenly of Fine Orchid Bark, Perlite and Pumice. But don't quote me on the ratio.

I’d love to see your setup when you’re done! :)

Wow! Kudos to you for still playing this game!

Hi Laurence! We should! And since this update, I have 15 more pings in my collection! I need to do another video update as I've added more of those wire grid things to the sides of the cabinet and more of those small, wire hanging shelves (its where the pings go now). I moved my Cephalotus out and they're now sitting next to my desk under their own Yescom 225s along with all of the Drosera capensis I have. They all live in a large tray of water also under that Yescom.

Thanks! Yeah, I'm keeping a close eye on the Cephs for sure. I have them right in front of the fan and the little bit of water I add to their trays evaporates in a day. So far so good (knock on wood). Thanks for the kind words too. :)

Hi, I have an update on the cabinet with a link to a spreadsheet I made listing all of the parts I used along with Amazon links. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqTOnmylgd9nrpY Let me know what you think! Thanks!!!

It was purely aesthetics. I'd never get away with putting a giant tent in the living room. :D And GAK!!! You're right. I was wrong twice! The Govee is a Bluetooth system. :) And thank you for the kind words!

Hi, my plants are sitting on an outdoor garden table. It’s all metal and the actual table top is a mesh. I’m not sure what you mean about a backing, though?

Thanks! I still need to water the Nepenthes, about every 3 days or so. They still dry out even in 70%-90% humidity. The fans do a great job of keeping the air moving inside. In fact, I've had to slow down the fans on the sundew shelf cuz those little USB fans were drying up the dew!!! But the Nepenthes shelf is getting plenty of air flow and the humidifier blows right up into that shelf. Surprisingly, all three shelves have relatively the same temps and humidity levels because of the fans. I have one fan on each shelf blow air from below up into the next area so that really helps circulate the humidity and heat. I'm lucky I live in Northern California in the Bay Area (Marin) and we get cool evenings even in Summer so I get a nice 10-20 degree drop in temp all year round. I'm thinking about doing an update on the cabinet now that the plants have established and grown in. I've also had to make adjustments to my sundews as the Yescoms might be too beefy for some of them. So I've moved them under the little shelf I have and they're now sending up new leaves full of dew. Phew! Please let me know if you have any more questions. I'm learning as I go too but it's been totally fun!

Olá Michael. Obrigado pelas palavras amáveis. Este foi um jogo feito há muito tempo e mostra como um jogo de tiro em primeira pessoa pode ser feito em um dispositivo móvel ou portátil. Estávamos muito orgulhosos disso, mas, infelizmente, o PS Vita não se saiu muito bem e, portanto, nosso jogo também não. Eu aprecio você assistir o vídeo embora! Felicidades!