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Cephalotus
- folicularis

Darlingtonia
- californica
- californica, Plumas, CA

Dionea
- a bunch of varied typicals
- A2
- Akai Ryu
- B52
- Big Mouth
- Bristletooth
- BZ 1955
- CCCP Pinky Fingers
- CCCP Razor Blade
- Coquillage
- Dente
- FTS Maroon Monster
- FTS OP
- G16
- Jaws
- King Henry
- Red Dragon
- Red Sawtooth
- Royal Red
- Sawtooth
- Schuppenstiel
- Seed grown
- Seed Grown, Brunswick Co, NC
- Typical, Brunswick Co, NC
- Vigorous
- Wally
- WIP Slim Snapper
- Yellow

Drosera - Temperate
- anglica temperate
- brevifolia Pink Flower
- capillaris
- capillaris, Brunswick Co, NC
- capillaris, Eatonville, FL
- capillaris Emerald Envy
- filiformis
- filiformis dreamcicle
- filiformis filiformis
- filiformis filiformis x Florida Red
- filiformis Florida Giant
- filiformis tracyii
- filiformis tracyii 'White Flower'
- fliformis floridana 'White Flower'
- intermedia Carolina Giant
- intermedia, Green Swamp, NC
- rotundafolia, Ely, MN
- x californica var. arenaria

Drosera - Tropical
- aliciae
- binata dichotoma
- binata Grogu
- binata Marston Dragon
- binata multifida
- capensis
- capensis alba
- capensis Big Pink
- capensis Red
- capensis Redrum
- nidiformis
- regia
- spatulata
- spatulata Okinawa' x Tamlin
- spatulata Tamlin


Drosera - Pygmy
- x carbarup
- micrantha (Cranbrook)
- omissa
- paradoxa (true)
- platystigma
- verrucata

Heliamphora
- heterodoxa x minor


Nepenthes
- miranda
- ventrata
- aff. sanguinea

Pinguicula - temperates
- lutea
- primuliflora
- planifolia

Pinguicula - Mexican
- Aphrodite
- agnata x gypsicola
- emarginata x gypsicola
- emarginata x laueana
- Piroutte
- rotundiflora x gracillis

Sarracenia
- assorted unnamed hybrids
- alabamensis alabamensis
- alata
- alata Night, Stone Co, MS (Mike Wang)
- alata veined with maroon under lid
- Bog Witch
- Bug Bat
- Canebrake
- Dixie Lace
- Doreen's Colossus
- Doreens Colossus x Titan
- Drew McLain x King Cobra
- flava
- flava x purpurea
- flava cuprea, Brunswick Co, NC
- flava, Green Swamp, NC
- flava rubricorpa
- flava rubricorpa, Bay Co, FL
- flava rugelii, Santa Rosa Co, FL
- Green Hornet x mitchelliana
- Judith Hindle
- Juthatip Soper
- Leah Wilkerson
- leucophylia
- leucophylla Tarnok
- leucophylla, Washington Co., AL
- minor
- mitchelliana
- montana F1, Transylvania Co, NC
- oreophila
- oreophila ornata, Sand Mountain, GA
- psittancia giant form, "Golfballensis"
- purpurea
- purpurea Brunswick Beauty
- purpurea hybrid (Cooks)
- purpurea purpurea
- purpurea venosa
- purpurea venosa var rosea Chipola
- purpurea venosa, Brunswick Co, NC
- purpurea venosa, Montgomery Co, NC
- purpurea venosa, Tattnall Co, GA
- rubra
- rubra gulfensis
- rubra rubra (SNW)
- rubra rubra, Brunswick, Co., NC near Shallotte
- rubra wherryii
- Scarlett Belle

Utricularia
- subulata

Sphagnum
- Red
- Green

WantList

New Sarr species/varieties
New Flytrap cultivars
Temperate pings
New temperate sundews/hybrids
Any plant with Green Swamp or Brunswick County, NC location data
Cephalotus
Heliamphora (indoor climate friendly)

Update with some of my latest seed grown varieties.

I bought a 6" cutting and put it in a pot of water and it grew pretty well. So much that I tore off a couple of chunks and threw them in the watering trays for some of my deeper pots. Then I did some research and decide to try and set up an environment for them, with some peat at the bottom of a pail of distilled. Well, the plants that I took care of turned white. The were alive but white. The plants I chucked in the trays went bonkers and grew. So now all of them are in a pail of regular water and have turned green. They haven't formed hiberniculum yet so I am a little worried. I already had a layer of ice form on the pot. I really want to see them flower. Where I grew up there was a pond where they grew wild and it was loaded with flowers in the spring.

I used the wrong term. It is not hiberniculum but turions. Regardless, the form a bud and sink to the bottom until spring. I've had mine in full sun all summer long and the did fine. Algae is a problem. When it gets too bad, I pull the plant out, rinse it in clean water and give it a fresh batch.

My first experience with a CP in the wild was a drosera intermedia in a bog in upstate New York. I had no idea what it was other than it had sticky tentacles. Someone told me what it was and I was hooked. That was 38ish year ago and this hobby is as fascinating as ever.

Updated with my recent purchases and trades.

Updated with more plant mail.

Last year when I joined this forum I only had about 5 species. Lots of plants but little variety. I've done a lot of trading, selling, and buying over the past year. And it is all @ChefDean's fault.

I finally got around to getting pictures of everything I have kicking around in the Squirrel Defense 5000.

Added some more plants from this weekend's swap meet.

Pinguicula, Mexican
- Aphrodite
- agnata x gypsicola
- emarginata x gypsicola
- Piroutte
- rotundiflora x gracillis

Sarracenia
- Red Bug
- leucophylla Tarnok

Utricularia
- inflata (my last one didn't survive the winter)
- subulata

Updated with some more trades, purchases, and Secret Santa Swaps.