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Here is one of my D. hartmeyerorum seedlings from the seed bank. Almost five months old, this one came from behind and is now waaaaay bigger than its siblings.

One week in and we have some great baby pictures. There is still time to post your photo and vote for your favorites. Remember, the winner this month gets a Rehder Giant #1 flytrap from the Flytrap Store. See the first post for all of the details and let's see those photos!

Heck, why not.

Threw a chunk of just about dead rhizome in with my capes in a windowsill, and here we are.
The photo is a bit blurry because the plant is so tiny and my camera is pretty crappy, but hey, I did what I could.

Omissa x Pulchella from gemmae planted January 13th

Seith Snow wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 1:25 am Omissa x Pulchella from gemmae planted January 13th

Am I the only one who finds that satisfying to look at?

flytrap seedling

My newest seed bank sundews (filiformis) in front of the oldest (capensis from the capensis mix) : )

May I share a pic here but not participate in the contest (I already have RG1)?

Some of my Mexican ping crosses on the right, and some leaf pulls on the left. All started within the past 3 months.

A few multifida extrema from cuttings

Schuppenstiel 2 leaf cuttings taken March 12, this one was my first to emerge

Just under 2 weeks left in this contest and we have some great entries! Plus we have a number of people who haven't participated in other contests, so thank you! Before I get to the standings, I want to let our non-USA members know that they are encouraged to participate. We wouldn't be able to send a plant but we could certainly come up with a suitable alternate.

So here are the standings:
Slicric78 8
Supercazzola 6
Adrien 6
Herbz187 6
Seith Snow 6
eriction 5
krakos000 5
sundewd 5
Apollyon 5
Panman 4
Lyra 4
optique 3
StatS+17+ 3
Nepenthes0260 3
Benny 3
evenwind 3
xanthoparmelia 3
tracieh 2
idwaneo 2
oval 2
Vanval1230 2
Adelae 1

This is really a close contest! There is still time to get in it and win! So, share your photo and vote for your favorite!

Macro shot of Drosera binatas first bifurcated tendril. The other side had a third tendril offshoot that wasn't quite fully formed yet.

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Benny wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:29 am

Seith Snow wrote: ↑Fri Apr 09, 2021 1:25 am Omissa x Pulchella from gemmae planted January 13th

Am I the only one who finds that satisfying to look at?

It looks so fuzzy...

And the cycle begins again.

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