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Anymal911 wrote:Dang nice Neps!

Thanks !

Some of the Droseras are growing well, I would like to share some updates...

Drosera Capillaris


Drosera Adelae clones


Drosera Adelae : The one that found it's way out of the pot drain hole got bigger...


Drosera Beleziana


Drosera Tokaiensis : A forgotten tokaiensis in the D. Marston Dragon pot quietly sent up a flower stalk


Tuberous Drosera Auriculata: Still doing well so far!


Drosera Mix (Chris Davis) : Exchange some seeds with Chris and still wondering what are these ??

When you see a [2], that means it's the second post for the day. and [3] means 3rd post and so on...


Some of the young pitchers are forming and they looked pretty good while fresh...

Nepenthes Ampullaria Tish NP 06 : Still getting smaller 1 after another pitcher, was it the heat I wonder...


Nepenthes Ampullaria Tish NP 06 : The same plant with a bigger new pitcher, same size as the above right now. But hiding in lower lights


Nepenthes Viking: The new pitcher will outgrow the last one!


Nepenthes Viking : The same plant as above, this basal growth has a few pitchers


Nepenthes Rafflesiana Seed grown : A stowaway


Nepenthes Campunlata : This latest plant seems doing well, 1 new leaf and seems like 1 more is obvious


Nepenthes Ampullaria Green: STill my favourite as it is all green in lime

The amps look excellent!

When you see a [2], that means it's the second post for the day. and [3] means 3rd post and so on...

Byblis Liniflora: Some time ago, this plant has grow tall and almost reached the top of the growing space. I cut it and what happens later. It grow a few more stem, brunching out and grew just as fast as previously. Hail Hydra!



Previously from here



Heliamphora Minor: Still growing well, very pleased with it It's almost 3 times the size when I just got it.


Nepenthes Rafflesiana: In FB, Someone showed how much nectar was produced under the lid of his Sar, I went to look at some of the pitcher of mine and noticed this one has some nectar on the peristome, so I went to tasted it for the first time, Sweet!


Nepenthes Gracilis : The one I showed before has a small pitcher on the left previously, now it's all grown up!



Previously:

katya_dog1 wrote:The amps look excellent!

Thanks KD!!

I have a good opportunity to see 2 pink flower sundews blooming together. The Burmannii pink flower and Sessilifolia. While the 2 flowers of each plant blooms, i rub them together hoping for a cross, The flowers has set seeds and I have took that 1 out separating from the others. Will sow the seeds asap to see what comes out. But I guess nothing unique since they all look the same and has pink flowers. What am I expecting...?

Drosera Sessilifolia at blooming stage


Drosera Sessilifolia : closer view


Drosera Burmannii (Pink Flower) : Could have been a cross since the flower looks different.


Drosera Burmannii (Pink Flower)


Drosera Burmannii (Pink Flower) about to close


Drosera Burmannii (Pink Flower) The Anthers are doing it's pollinating process with the Stigmas

And the mo just keep happening... here's more new plants. At least 3 batches. I must admit MO is really addictive...

Mainly Neps


Just Cephalotus... Thats a lot right!!


But only 1 is mine, how i wish i can have everything! I was fast with the seller, I picked 1 when he posted


Clockwise : N Ventricosa x Rafflesiana, N. Bicalcrata, Sarr from a friend, and N Rebecca Soper


Clockwise : N Bicalcrata, N Gentle, N. Miranda, DM Seeds from KillerzPlants4real! Chris davis!


Sarracenia


DM Vigorous


Drosera (Falconeri x Ordensis) x Petiolaris


N. Nortiana basal from Neps' Plants

Straight to the photos

Heliamphora Minor


Drosera Adelae main plant


Drosera Adelae Plantlets


Drosera Beleziana : Caught a Green Legged fly!


Drosera Natalensis


Drosera Nidiformis


Drosera Venusta


Nepenthes Viking latest pitcher


Nepenthes Bicalcrata new pitcher


Nepenthes Rafflesiana new pitcher 19 Sept


Nepenthes Rafflesiana : the same pitcher grew 24 Sept, getting comfy among the amps


Nepenthes Viking Basal


Nepenthes Ampullaria New pitcher hiding under shade


Nepenthes Ladyluck


Nepenthes Ladyluck : newest pitcher just opened it's lid


Nepenthes Campunalata : Starting to take off slowly


Nepenthes Miranda basal finally put out it's first pitcher


Nepenthes Ampullaria Green : New pitcher


Nepenthes Hookeriana : latest pitcher just opened


Nepenthes Gracilis : Jumping spider been hanging around, sometimes hiding in the pitcher waiting for ants...


Nepenthes Gracilis : Didn't fall in

Danggggggggg I love your plants! I'd love it if you posted a pic of your whole grow area to see what it looks like!

Anymal911 wrote:Danggggggggg I love your plants! I'd love it if you posted a pic of your whole grow area to see what it looks like!

Thanks for the compliment! I dont have a pic right now. Here's what i have from a week or so back .



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From the post before, there was a jumping spider (salticidae) hanging around the lid of the pitcher when I saw it. It's been in and out around the opening catching ants, like a buffet treat. The spider was careful and didn't fall. It has secure it's web on the peristome before going inside to do it's killing....


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Awsum!
Great looking plants and huge adalae.
I second the request for a growing area pic.

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Nice video!

Anymal911 wrote:Nice video!

YaronR wrote:Awsum!
Great looking plants and huge adalae.
I second the request for a growing area pic.

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Thanks for the complements

Finally gotten 1 every 1 or 2 month the set up changes. Plant shift, Shelf space changes, Light height changes, Water tray modified, some plants die and some new plants came.

Well here you go again, the latest one. 1st week Oct 2015. Subject to change without notice