- Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:03 pm
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So, I left my plants uncovered last night and there ended up being some late last night freezing rain here. This is my first winter keeping CP and I've pretty much left them to tend for themselves, though I kind of wish I had covered them last night. Most of them are frozen, anyone else ever have similar? I think (hope?) they'll be fine, the trays have frozen a few times before this. Thought I'd share the photos here. I live about an hour and a half drive from Sarracenia range. Personally, I cannot wait for spring!
Frozen Sphagnum moss
Sarracenia rubra, S. flava,S. alata, Drosera rotundifolia, D filiformis, and some live sphagnum.
Sarracenia flava and one S. Sarracenia alabamesis ssp. wherryi.
Sarracenia rubra, Dionaea muscipula, Drosera capillaris, and D. filiformis.
Dionaea muscipula and Drosera filiformis.
Dionaea muscipula and Drosera filiformis.
Sarracenia rubra and Dionaea muscipula.
Sarracenia alata.
Moving on to something warmer, a few of my seedling Dionaea muscipula I sowed this fall. I was expecting a lot less growth in only 4-5 months, kind of surprised by this lot.
From humble beginnings...
Few local (NC) carnivorus plants from the last couple years:
Drosera intermedia (Scotland Co., NC)
Sarracenia purpurea from a burn area in Croatan Nat'l Forest (Carteret Co., NC)
And, a flowering Sarracenia flava from Croatan Nat'l Forest (Carteret Co., NC)
Frozen Sphagnum moss
Sarracenia rubra, S. flava,S. alata, Drosera rotundifolia, D filiformis, and some live sphagnum.
Sarracenia flava and one S. Sarracenia alabamesis ssp. wherryi.
Sarracenia rubra, Dionaea muscipula, Drosera capillaris, and D. filiformis.
Dionaea muscipula and Drosera filiformis.
Dionaea muscipula and Drosera filiformis.
Sarracenia rubra and Dionaea muscipula.
Sarracenia alata.
Moving on to something warmer, a few of my seedling Dionaea muscipula I sowed this fall. I was expecting a lot less growth in only 4-5 months, kind of surprised by this lot.
From humble beginnings...
Few local (NC) carnivorus plants from the last couple years:
Drosera intermedia (Scotland Co., NC)
Sarracenia purpurea from a burn area in Croatan Nat'l Forest (Carteret Co., NC)
And, a flowering Sarracenia flava from Croatan Nat'l Forest (Carteret Co., NC)