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Drosera capensis "Wide Leaf"


D. capensis 'Albino'


D. capensis"Giant"


D. sessilifolia


D. burmannii


D. hartmeyeroum


D. scorpioides


D. nitidula x pulchella


Assorted Dionaea from seed:


Drosera venusta


D. capillaris


D. aliciae


D. x eloisiana F2 (formerly beleziana) Thank you hollyhock, these appear to be much more vigorous than either of the parents...


D. intermedia Bear Lake, NJ


Nepenthes singalana x aristolochioides


N. burkei x hamata



N. attenboroughii



Drosera filiformis, one week after shipping:

Your plants all look amazing!

Very nice! I like the angle the Dionaea seedling pictures are taken at. Seems different than most I've seen, but then I could just be crazy.

REALLY nice! where do you grow most off the seedlings, and where did you get the drosera hartmeyorum?

Most of my Drosera seedlings were started in 100% humidity enclosures (ie, plastic bags) on my grow rack. I was lucky enough to get the D. hartmeyeroum seeds off a giveaway on TF, but it seems to pop up in the ICPS seed bank from time to time.

Quite a nice collection SerMuncherIV. I especially like the Nepenthes singalana x aristolochioides It's funny I just added one of these to my collection 2 weeks ago.

It's a funny little hybrid, that one. A pretty vigorous grower in the right conditions, and it sometimes makes pitchers that look so much like aristolochioides that I wonder it's a hybrid at all! A wonderful addition to any highland Nep collection.

That's what I really wanted. Love those n.aristolochioides pitchers. Couldn't afford the species plant.. Very happy with mine.

A few odds and ends from the collection...

Drosera capensis "Red"


Nepenthes boschiana x glandulifera BE


N. spathulata x glabrata BE


N. spathulata x platychila BE


N. fusca "flared peristome" BE


N. talangensis x robcantleyi BE


N. glabrata BE with developing N. jacquelineae (also BE)


N. veitchii H/L x burbidgeae EP


Promising color on a N. "thorelii" -D EP x veitchii. A non-commercial cross, and the only "true" lowlander I grow. Technically I'm cheating though, since it seems to do fine as a highlander in my conditions...


N. "Splendiana x 'Song of Melancholy (clone 2 - solid peristome)'


N. muluensis x lowii BE


N. ventricosa-squat x [ventricosa x (lowii x ventricosa)] EP



Sarracenia "Willow Creek"

Nepenthes fusca "flared peristome" BE


N. singalana x aristolochioides looking better now that the summer heat wave has passed.



N. burkei x hamata freshly popped


N. jacquelineae also newly opened



Promising color on N. attenboroughii


Heliamphora minor I picked up a month ago from the NECPS show has finally put out a new pitcher.


H. nutans working on its second pitcher under my care.


The famous yellow trichomes of Drosera hartmeyerorum.

Very good! All of your plants look happy.

Everything looks very well grown! Thanks for sharing the photos.

Nepenthes jacquelineae Gng. Gadang BE



N. glabrata BE


N. muluensis x lowii BE still coloring up.


N. attenboroughii SG



N. talangensis x robcantleyi BE


N. burkei x hamata BE colored up.


N. "Splendiana" x "Song of Melancholy" SG


N. "thorelii" - D (EP) x veitchii doing well as a highlander.


N. ventricosa transitioning to uppers:


Impressive amount of exudate:


Drosera natalensis putting out a flower stalk.


D. venusta "var. coccicaulis"


D. solaris recovering after a nasty shipping accident that saw it lose almost its entire root system.


not D. burkeana? Other than the fact that it's from Africa, I really have no idea what these are...


D. intermedia "Bear Lake" NJ courtesy of Eric.

I see you got a Glabrata. Very nice! About how big is the plant right now?

katya_dog1 wrote:I see you got a Glabrata. Very nice! About how big is the plant right now?

Thanks! It's about 4'' across right now and growing quickly (for a highlander). It arrived with the smallest root system I've ever seen on a Nep (like, 1/2'' of roots), so I'm pretty surprised that it didn't take longer to acclimate.