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ChefDean wrote:We got these seeds a while back, but nobody could seem to get germination. The donor sent some seeds just for me, and I forgot about them until late spring. Once the temps hit 80°F and the RH was 60% or above, I saw a few little sprouts.
Now, not to toot my own horn, but I may be the only person in the US with this location data...
Drosera capillaris (Bertioga, Brazil).

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Now to hopefully get seeds to spread the love.

These are beautiful!!

MikeB wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 1:01 amEdit: For some reason, I don't have the option to delete it. Can one of the mods do this for me?

I don't even remember doing it, but I got you taken care of.
Good luck.

I'm pretty sure I've posted to this thread a couple of time but my posts are disappearing.

Here is a pot with some of the 25 baby flytraps I got from The Flytrap Store back in February. I love the differences in size, color, and shape.

Here is my candidate!




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Drosera spiralis always looks pretty good for me... really hard to get a good pic of it though.

Oh wow that spiralis looks awesome too. That color is nice

Drosera paradoxa

Drosera arenicola Akopan Tepui
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Nepenthes Fusca "flared perisome"

mo_carnivore wrote: ↑Tue Sep 07, 2021 12:18 am Drosera spiralis always looks pretty good for me... really hard to get a good pic of it though.

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That spiralis looks absolutely amazing! I’m a little tempted to make a setup specifically for that species

Look for another post later with more photos, but this is one of my favorites from this last weekend.

Date: 9/5/2021 @ 2:44 pm EST.
Location: Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Pat Grogan Shelldrake Nature Sanctuary.
LAT: 46° 45' 25.542" N
LON: 85° 8' 29.13" W

Saw thousands, based on all the flower stalks, etc. Had to almost walk on some to stay on the provided trail.

I love when I can find them in the wild.

The common beauty of a capensis leaf:

evenwind wrote: ↑Wed Sep 08, 2021 11:22 pm The common beauty of a capensis leaf:

It was seeing an intermedia leaf for the first time that got me hooked.

Dionaea 'Bimbo' under a sunset afterglow with a rainbow in view, I took this earlier this year.

Baby binata

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