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I have gotten all of my carnivorous plants from California carnivores. Something I noticed, is that their plants usually come with a plethora of Drosera and Utricularia. Would anyone be able to help identify some drosera and some other stuff for me?

Here are pictures of some stuff:


Are these little green things pinguicula?


Unknown drosera




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I believe the green plants aren't pings. The Drosera could be a capensis, but I'm not sure. Usually it's Utricularia bisquamata, Drosera capensis, and Drosera binata that come in plants from CA Carnivores.

The Drosera looks like a small Cape Sundew. The Utrics look like Utricularia bisquamata. No guess on Ping or not Ping.

Good growing,
Mike

If you could get a closer photo of the Ping(?) we could have a better idea. I vote capensis for he Drosera. Binata usually shows widening while quite young.


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Bob Beer wrote:If you could get a closer photo of the Ping(?) we could have a better idea. I vote capensis for he Drosera. Binata usually shows widening while quite young.


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I don't think it's a ping but I'm not 100% sure still.


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Touch it. Does it have stocky leaves? It looks very nice still.

Definitely not Pinguicula. Not Utricularia either. Kind of interesting though.


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I think the "utricularia" referred to the blurry U. bisquamata in the back.
But yeah, definitely not pings or any other kind of CP.

The "ping" is just a weed. I've had them in a few pots before.