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Byblis

- B. liniflora (T)
- B. rorida

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Brocchinia

-Brocchinia reducta
-Brocchinia tatei

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Cephalotus

- Dark purple typical (DroseraGemmae) (T)
- Hummer's Giant (Charles Brewer) (T)
- CZ Best #6 (Native Exotics) (T)
- Typical (fingers on ebay)

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Darlingtonia

-2xsmall seed grown plants (either dead or hibernating )

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Dionaea


- Typical (TP) (T)
- Akai Ryu 'Red Dragon' (T)
- 'B52'
- 'Bristetooth'
- 'Red Piranha' (TP) (T)
- 'Red lips'
- 'WIP slim snapper'

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Drosera


South American
- D. arenicola 'akopan tepuis'
- D. esmereldae
- D. graomogolensis
- D. latifolia
- D. latifolia 'Bandeira Peak' (T)
- D. riparia (seeds sown)
- D. roraimae (seeds sown)
- D. solaris
- D. spiralis (Native Exotics)
- D. tomentosa var glabrata (seeds sown)
- D. villosa (JH) (T)

South African Subtropicals
- D. capensis 'Red Form' -Gifberg (T)
- D. capensis 'alba' (ICPS) (T)
- D. capensis 'typical' (T)
- D. capillaris 'Emerald's Envy'(sundews-etc) (T)
- D. cistiflora (T)
- D. cunefolia (T)
- D. esterhuyseniae
- D. madagascariensis 'Presq'ile de Masoala, Madagascar' (sundews-etc)
- D. neocaledonica
- D. nidiformis (T)
- D. regia (T)
- D. rubrifolia (CC)
- D. slackii (California Carnivores) (T)
- D. spatulata (T)
- D. spatulata "Ivan's Threeway" (ICPS) (T)
- D. tokaiensis (T)
- D. trinervia (seeds germinated)
- D. ultramifica x spatulata (sundews-etc)
- D. venusta (T)

Australian
- D. hamiltonii

Subg. Lasiocephala (petiolaris complex) a.k.a Woolly Sundews
- D. broomensis (seeds sown)
- D. caduca (seeds sown)
- D. darwiniensis
- D. derbyensis
- D. falconeri (T)
- D. kenneallyi (planted seeds)
- D. ordensis
- D. paradoxa (seeds germinated)
- D. petiolaris (T)

Three Sisters of Queensland
- D. adelae (T)
- D. prolifera (T)
- D. schizandra (T)
- D. x andromeda

Tropical
- D. anglica 'Alakai Swamp'
- D. X Marston Dragon (California Carnivores) (T)

Temperate
- D. filiformis florida red
- D. filiformis tracyi

Tuberous Sundews
- D. erythrorhiza
- D. squamosa
- D. whitakeri (seeds sown)

Indica Complex
- D. finlaysoniana (ICPS) (T)
- D. fragans (seeds sown)
- D. hartmeyerorum (seeds sown)
- D. indica (T)
- D. nana (seeds sown)

Pygmy Sundews
- D. dichrosepala subsp. dichrosepala -Fish Track Rd.
- D. dichrosepala subsp. enodes -Scott River
- D. helodes
- D. leucoblasta -cranbrook (RIP)
- D. mannii
- D. mannii x omissa (droseragemmae)
- D. omissa "pink" (droseragemmae) (Ts)
- D. oreopodeon
- D. palacea Giant
- D. parvula
- D. pulchella
- D. pygmaea
- D. sargentii
- D. scorpiodes (droseragemmae)
- D. x Dorks Pink
- D. x carbarup

Subg. Thelocalyx
- D. burmannii 'Evan's Head' (T)
- D. burmannii 'Giant red form'
- D. burmannii 'Green Form' (T)
- D. burmannii 'Humpty Doo' (T)
- D. burmannii 'Tumbling Waters'
- D. sessilifolia (ICPS) (T)

Others
- D. x 'Watari' (T)
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Drosophyllum

-Drosophyllum lusticanum "Los Barrios" (Natch Greyes)

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Heliamphora

- H. heterodoxa (Wistuba)
- H. heterodoxa x minor (T)
- H. minor (Big Orange)
- H. minor (California Carnivores)
- H. minor var minor
- H. nutans
- H. pulchella (Jcal) (T) * soon
- H. pulchella (Churi Tepui)
- H. tatei 'Cerro Marahuaka' (Wistuba)

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Nepenthes


- N. ampullaria x ventricosa 'Lady Luck'
- N. burkei x hamata
- N. glabrata
- N. izumiae
- N. robcantleyi
- N. spectabilis x aristolochioides
- N. spectabili​s Giant x veitchii Bareo
- N. talangensis x robcantleyi
- N. thorelii x alata Kondo (T)
- N. ventricosa x aristolochioides

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Pinguicula


- P. 'Apassionata'
- P. agnata 'blue' (T)
- P. aphrodite
- P. chilensis (germinated seedlings)(Benurmannii)
- P. cyclosecta (T)
- P. esseriana
- P. florian
- P. gigantea (T)
- P. gigantea x moctezumae
- P. gigantea x moranesis (T)
- P. gracilis x montezumae
- P. gypsicola (T)
- P. gypsicola x kondoi
- P. jaumavensis (T)
- P. "john rizzi"
- P. laueana (T)
- P. laueana x emarginata
- P. moranesis GG
- P. moranesis DBG
- P. moranesis A
- P. potosiensis
- P. primuflora
- P. seductora

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Sarracenia

- S. purpurea

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Utricularia

- U. alpina (T)
- U. alpina 'Pittier Moon'
- U. bisquamata "Betty's Bay" (T)
- U. calycifida "Asenath Waite" (T)
- U. fulva (T)
- U. gibba
- U. longfolia (T)
- U. nephrophylla
- U. praelonga (T)
- U. praetermissa
- U. quelchii
- U. reniformis 'Effant Terrible' (T)
- U. sandersonii (T)
- U. sandersonii blue (T)
- U. subulata
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For trade:
Plants that have a (T) next to them I have spare plants or seeds available.

Wants:
Cp's I don't own already (Non typical stuff)

Namely
D. broomensis
D. kennealyi
D. fulva
D. banksii
D. dilatatopetiolaris
D. magnifica
D. hirticalyx
D. ascendens
D. riparia
D. tomentosa
D. felix

-Big Update-

Added several plants to almost each category.

-update-

California Carnivores trip for the first time. Added stuff to most categories except utrics. Got a Brocchinia finally!

Wow that's a gigantic collection.

AaaaNinja wrote:Wow that's a gigantic collection.

I started with a typical flytrap, and a spatulata sundew . Best part is, I live in a tiny apartment. I grow all of these indoors.

mokigarden wrote:

AaaaNinja wrote:Wow that's a gigantic collection.

I started with a typical flytrap, and a spatulata sundew . Best part is, I live in a tiny apartment. I grow all of these indoors.

The adelae I sent you. That was my first plant, lol. I keep getting more of them from the roots.

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AaaaNinja wrote:

mokigarden wrote:

AaaaNinja wrote:Wow that's a gigantic collection.

I started with a typical flytrap, and a spatulata sundew . Best part is, I live in a tiny apartment. I grow all of these indoors.

The adelae I sent you. That was my first plant, lol. I keep getting more of them from the roots.

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Adelae are known to be weedy in just the right conditions. I was at california carnivores today looking at their adelae's, and I've got to say, I like the one I got from you a lot more than theirs .

You have huge drosera collection!

Jds wrote:You have huge drosera collection!

Thank you! Why do I feel like I need more haha

Update

Added :

- D. cistiflora
- D. neocaledonica
- H. nutans
- U. Alpina
- U. Reniformis 'Effant Terrible'

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Byblis
- Byblis rorida

Cephalotus:
Another Typical variety

Drosera
-D. cunefolia
-D. parvula
-D. x Dorks Pink
-D. villosa
-D. falconeri
-D. derbyensis
-D. petiolaris
-D. rubrifolia
-D. latifolia

-P. Agnata 'blue'
-P. Gracilis x montezumae
-P. Esseriana
-P. Gypsicola

-H. minor var minor
-H. heterodoxa x minor
-H. heterodoxa

-Update-

Added :

-Drosophyllum lusticanum "Los Barrios" (Natch Greyes)

-Brocchinia tatei

- H. minor (Big Orange)

- N. leonardoi
- N. talangensis x robcantleyi

- D. Ordensis (germinated seedlings)
- D. kenneallyi (germinated seedlings)
- D. latifolia 'Bandeira Peak'
- D. anglica 'Alakai Swamp'
- U. fulva

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- D. broomensis (seeds sown)
- D. caduca (seeds sown)
- D. paradoxa (seeds sown) - (seeds germinated)
- D. solaris
- D. darwiniensis
- D. arenicola 'akopan tepuis'
- D. riparia (seeds sown)
- D. tomentosa var glabrata (seeds sown)
- D. whitakeri (seeds sown)
- D. squamosa
- D. trinervia (seeds sown)
- D. nana (seeds sown)
- D. fragans (seeds sown)
- D. aurantiaca (seeds sown)
- D. indica (seeds sown)
- D. roraimae (seeds sown)
- D. palacea
- D. pulchella
- D. helodes
- D. mannii
- D. oreopodeon
- D. x carbarup

Updated.

Hey! Where's those P. chilensis at?

Also, I see you have sown D. nana, if you get seed from them in the future, keep me in mind. Always been intrigued by that obscure species.