- Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:15 pm
#137951
Here are some pics of my guys now that dormancy has broken.
This is the guy that started it all. Picked it up from lowes a few years ago and it kick started my hobby.
Here is my other typical that I got in a death cube. This one clumped up quickly when I planted it the year before last, it clearly needs some dividing.
Here is my Akai Ryu, or so said the ebay seller. Either way it's a very nice plant. Not heavy on the trap production but great color. The tiny trap in the background is actually a baby that needs dividing. The baby showed up last growing season, it's amazing the difference in size before and after dormancy on those baby plants.
Here is a mass of Drosera, this stuff grows like a weed. All throughout the growing season there are tiny plants forming, I pull most of them and throw them in a window box I have.
Here is S. Doodlebug, I hate the name but the plant looks nice. Thought I had a better pic but this will have to do for now.
Here is S. leucophylla. One of my favorite pitchers though when it get's stormy here the wind tends to knock over the pitchers.
Here is a zoomed out shot of the whole pot. The pot is slightly off level which is why there is that dark area in the bottom right section where the peat settles after the heavy rains.
Here are a couple more, these are in individual pots in a tray of water. This Sarr. is supposed to be a Tarnok though I won't know for sure until it flowers. It has a small flower stalk coming in so my fingers are crossed, though it has been taking a while for the flower to grow, much longer than the other Sarr's.
This is a purpurea which I personally like a lot since they are one of the few pitchers that hold a significant amount of water.
And as a bonus, when dormancy broke this year I found around 6-8 baby pitcher coming up. Not 100% sure yet but I think they are from the S. doodlebug. Here you can also see more Drosera coming up.
This is the guy that started it all. Picked it up from lowes a few years ago and it kick started my hobby.
Here is my other typical that I got in a death cube. This one clumped up quickly when I planted it the year before last, it clearly needs some dividing.
Here is my Akai Ryu, or so said the ebay seller. Either way it's a very nice plant. Not heavy on the trap production but great color. The tiny trap in the background is actually a baby that needs dividing. The baby showed up last growing season, it's amazing the difference in size before and after dormancy on those baby plants.
Here is a mass of Drosera, this stuff grows like a weed. All throughout the growing season there are tiny plants forming, I pull most of them and throw them in a window box I have.
Here is S. Doodlebug, I hate the name but the plant looks nice. Thought I had a better pic but this will have to do for now.
Here is S. leucophylla. One of my favorite pitchers though when it get's stormy here the wind tends to knock over the pitchers.
Here is a zoomed out shot of the whole pot. The pot is slightly off level which is why there is that dark area in the bottom right section where the peat settles after the heavy rains.
Here are a couple more, these are in individual pots in a tray of water. This Sarr. is supposed to be a Tarnok though I won't know for sure until it flowers. It has a small flower stalk coming in so my fingers are crossed, though it has been taking a while for the flower to grow, much longer than the other Sarr's.
This is a purpurea which I personally like a lot since they are one of the few pitchers that hold a significant amount of water.
And as a bonus, when dormancy broke this year I found around 6-8 baby pitcher coming up. Not 100% sure yet but I think they are from the S. doodlebug. Here you can also see more Drosera coming up.