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Some people in the forums say that pygmy droseras can be identify better by their flowers, well i would greatly appreciated if you can tell me what this one is:

Here's the flower of my pygmy drosera:



What kind of utricularia is this, it is a terrestrial utricularia:




And, is this P. Sethos?




Also i would strongly appreciate if you can help me with these few questions :
http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/few-t ... 11313.html

Are they yours? If they aren't, I'd ask who ever they belong to.

Here's my opinion:

1. D. pulchella
2. That's not a CP
3. It's too young to tell.

limeslide wrote:Are they yours? If they aren't, I'd ask who ever they belong to.

Here's my opinion:

1. D. pulchella
2. That's not a CP
3. It's too young to tell.

1)I can tell the first one looks like pulchella.

2)Actually the 2nd picture is of a plant growing outside near my greenhouse, the flower shape looks a bit like those of utricularias, it was more to see if it was, and a trick by saying it was "a terrestrial utricularia".

3) Ok

Yes, all of them are mine(except that plant that's not a CP ).

pics of the plant itself, from photo #1 pls

The pinguicula is a little too young to identify however looking at other seedlings it may well be a sethos. When it's a little bigger we can take another look. It's very beautiful, by the way!

Here's a pic of another pygmy drosera that opened its flower, what is it:






A picture of the drosera that opened the flower from the two pics above:

Oblivion wrote:pics of the plant itself, from photo #1 pls

Oblivion, here's the pic:





Some extra pics that i took today of my .minor and P. moctezumae flower:




The thing below the flower, is that so that bugs could stand up there and go into the flower?

Thanks!

That pygmy is definitely puchella.
The thing in the ping flower is the place where the nectar is stored, they are pollinated by hummingbirds.

wide, flat, green leaf blades with little sticky "landing pads" on the end?

spatulata surrounding the green leaved pulchella

without a doubt pulchella


i also love that satin sheen you get on their flower petals, very unique indeed !

Oblivion wrote:wide, flat, green leaf blades with little sticky "landing pads" on the end?

spatulata surrounding the green leaved pulchella

without a doubt pulchella


i also love that satin sheen you get on their flower petals, very unique indeed !

bananaman wrote:That pygmy is definitely puchella.
The thing in the ping flower is the place where the nectar is stored, they are pollinated by hummingbirds.

Thank you very much, i have i believe 3 of those, and there are some 3 more 2 more that i don't know where they are, but are definitely not pulchella. I'll try to post pics!

keep em coming, ill see what i can do.
its easy to compare against all my own, labelled, varieties.