My carnivorous plants [Pictures heavy]
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Any that does not require lots of room by now. I'm still in shock about the beauty of them. I mean, I didn't now there is so many carnivorous species and how beautiful they are. The plants shown on the pics above... they are amazing!
A hug!
Check out cpphotofinder.com its a list of pictures for species and hybrids. Great recourse.
Lol Maiden sorry I didn't add name, I have a few other Drosera namely Drosera Regia, Drosera Intermedia, Drosera Binata and Drosera Spatulata, I also have 3 Nepenthes a lowland Gracialis and 2 highland a Hookeriana and a Carunculata (G.Sago)
GREAT few to have!! Regea! How are you doing with it. Its been a pain for me. Caruncukata! Sweet! Don't see that one much! Would love to trade for cuttings one day!
That's a nice dark gracilic! It is var nigra??
All mine grow in my greenhouse with natural light and a heater for cold nights
Sorry for my spelling, I'm unsure of its history i believe its Gracilis is that correct?
There is a green form and a dark form. Natural light is great!
Median I hopebtou don't mind if I share here too!
Carunculata (G.Sago)
Ahhhhh an Andrea Wistuba Carunculata!!
Very nice!
Sorry for my spelling, I'm unsure of its history i believe its Gracilis is that correct?
There is a green form and a dark form. Natural light is great!
Median I hopebtou don't mind if I share here too!
Carunculata (G.Sago)
Ahhhhh an Andrea Wistuba Carunculata!!
Very nice!
Wow how did you know that???
I've been growing carnivorous plants for years. I recognize the tag. ;-) that's how I knew it was from AW. And he's about the only place to get "carunculata" and its actually a form of bongso.
I've been growing carnivorous plants for years. I recognize the tag. ;-) that's how I knew it was from AW. And he's about the only place to get "carunculata" and its actually a form of bongso.
N. hamata
N. hamata
N. Lowii x truncata wide peristoma
N. x Briggsiana (ventricosa x Lowii) PDA
Just a couple of my Nepenthes. Many many more pics but takes time to post and I'm at work too.
This is a ride for sure! I didn't know there are so many types of carnivorous plants. Going to read up on these right away.. especially the gnat eaters ha.
This is a ride for sure! I didn't know there are so many types of carnivorous plants. Going to read up on these right away.. especially the gnat eaters ha.
Where are you locates?? Many sundews can stay outside year round. And go dormant and come back from roots. That do good at catching prey. But don't expect to be gnat free. Ha ha. Pings do good jobs too. And some do OK outside year round.
Where are you locates?? Many sundews can stay outside year round. And go dormant and come back from roots. That do good at catching prey. But don't expect to be gnat free. Ha ha. Pings do good jobs too. And some do OK outside year round.
Ontario, canada so year round outdoor is out. Still, it's pretty awesome!
Ontario, canada so year round outdoor is out. Still, it's pretty awesome!
IDK the temp ranges there. But you can grow under lights most things. Heliamphora would do good and many Nepenthes. Some get big so should need a green house. But many can be managed under lights well. I know many growers that do. If you want more info I can help some. :-) I grow in GH and under lights.
IDK the temp ranges there. But you can grow under lights most things. Heliamphora would do good and many Nepenthes. Some get big so should need a green house. But many can be managed under lights well. I know many growers that do. If you want more info I can help some. :-) I grow in GH and under lights.