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Hi All,

Figured it's about time to post my small grow list.
Except the Nepenthes, all are grown outdoors year round, on a 1x3 meter porch.

Sarracenia:


S. Leucophylla

S. Leucophylla
S. Barba x purpurea
S. Purpurea ssp venosa
S. Flava ssp flava (previously mislabeled)
All in full morning and noon sunlight. Growing many pitchers...

Dionaea muscipula:


Dionaea muscipula typical, in my mini-bog

VFT typical
VFT B52
VFT Red Piranha
VFT Dentate
VFT Akai Ryu F15
VFT Bear Trap
VFT All Red
All in full morning and noon sunlight.

Drosera:


Drosera paleacea ssp paleacea

D. Capensis typical
D. Aliciae
All in full morning and noon sunlight.

D. Tokaiensis
D. Pigmy occidentalis australis
D. Pigmy paleacea ssp paleacea
All in bright indirect light

Nepenthes Bloody Mary ventricosa x ampullaria
In a terrarium



Pinguicula Gina agnata x zechri
In bright indirect light.



Seedlings:
All seedlings are home germinated and grown outdoors. Some are in year two. Year 3+ I don't consider seedlings, and are grown in normal outdoors conditions.


Drosera capensis typical seedlings grown under a red LED.
The photo was taken with NO red light. All the color are the capensis typical!

S. Purpurea ssp purpurea seedlings
VFT typical
D. Aliciae
D. Capensis typical
D. Capensis red leaf seedlings
D. Binata coromandel NZ seedlings
D. Brevifolia seedlings
D. Spatulata seedlings
D. Tokaiensis

Oh, and I almost forgot - Madagascar Jewel - Euphorbia leuconeura
An endangered plant in it's natural habitat.
It can SHOOT it's seeds up to three meters away from the mother plant!

Awesome!
I know why did you post this.

I've decided to add two more special plants I grow with my collection:

Pink Earth Star - Cryptanthus bivittatus
Grows in a Ping soil mix.



One of my Cryptocorynes - Cryptocoryne bekttii
They are sold world wide as aquarium plants, but as bank plants, I find they grow great in terrariums, and don't over grow their welcome like other plants:



Here's the flower I got on more than one occasion:

Flower looks like pitcher.

True, but it's not carnivorous.
I wanted to see if what the flower looked like, so when I got rid of the aquarium, I planted one in the terrarium.
Happy to say it looks great.

Where is pollen and where is ovary?

Didn't check, but I imagine they are where they're supposed to be

Just finished updating my online grow list, with as many images as I can at the moment:
http://ysraz.com/yarons-grow-list/

I will be updating this page on a regular basis

I like every photo of your plants especially that cape sundew

Amazing. I loved having crypts back when I kept an aquarium, I've read that they can be grown as terrestrial plants but hadn't actually seen it - so thank you for the photos! Great list!

Just purchased a few new plants at a local sale:

Sarracenia Leucophylla:



Sarracenia 'Mitchelliana' leucophylla x purpurea:



Drosera capensis 'Alba':



Pinguicula 'Tina' agnata x zechri:



Utricularia sandersonii, that went into the terrarium: