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Some of my outdoor sticky plants were looking great backlit by the sun this evening, so I grabbed some photos.

Thanks for the photos, very well grown

bananaman wrote:Some of my outdoor sticky plants were looking great backlit by the sun this evening, so I grabbed some photos.

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Very lovely. What are they? I'm still new to sticky worms, and know even less about the round sticky sticky worms. I've got what I think is a spatulata flowering. I'm hoping my other one flowers. It's tiny and round. I don't remember the whole name but it does end with sp. Floating.

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Cross, your plant is called Drosera admirablis ssp. Floating. Aka: Drosera admirablis blains kloof pass. Aka: the admirablis that floats in water. Aka: the...

Copper2 wrote:Cross, your plant is called Drosera admirablis ssp. Floating. Aka: Drosera admirablis blains kloof pass. Aka: the admirablis that floats in water. Aka: the...

Sweet! Mike just posted a picture of it! It's going to grow up looking like a palm tree!

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I see no one has told you. The palm tree that Mike has is Drosera capensis blains kloof pass. Admirablis floating isn’t as cool

Copper2 wrote:I see no one has told you. The palm tree that Mike has is Drosera capensis blains kloof pass. Admirablis floating isn’t as cool

Aw l. But they're both blains? Oh, is that a location?

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These things are orange and red! That's awesome. I wonder how big they get.

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Yep, blains is a location

Copper2 wrote:Yep, blains is a location

That makes sense now lol. I never really thought about locations as important, but after seeing differences I see why they're important now.

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Bainskloof is a location in the Western Province here in South Africa yes strange I have nothing from there, yet I live in the country...

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Nepotolous wrote:Bainskloof is a location in the Western Province here in South Africa yes strange I have nothing from there, yet I live in the country...

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Finally, I was looking for a recruit to collect seeds from there for me. Just not enough diversity in cultivation!

Nepotolous wrote:Bainskloof is a location in the Western Province here in South Africa yes strange I have nothing from there, yet I live in the country...

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Are you going hiking soon?

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Cross wrote:Very lovely. What are they? I'm still new to sticky worms, and know even less about the round sticky sticky worms. I've got what I think is a spatulata flowering. I'm hoping my other one flowers. It's tiny and round. I don't remember the whole name but it does end with sp. Floating.

They're D. spatulata from Beenak, Australia and D. burmannii (which are both weeds), followed by D. filiformia v. floridana, Drosophyllum, and Drosera palacea.

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Cross wrote:Very lovely. What are they? I'm still new to sticky worms, and know even less about the round sticky sticky worms. I've got what I think is a spatulata flowering. I'm hoping my other one flowers. It's tiny and round. I don't remember the whole name but it does end with sp. Floating.

They're D. spatulata from Beenak, Australia and D. burmannii (which are both weeds), followed by D. filiformia v. floridana, Drosophyllum, and Drosera palacea.

Spatulata are much nicer than I thought.

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