Recent content by FrankenSnyder

It’s my D. rotundifolia’Charles Darwin’.

Starting to go crestate. Photo shot today.

>D. capillaris Jackson Co. MS Are you sure you did not mix this one up with D. spatulata? Just kidding. Should be named D. capillaris var. spatulata.

This plant native to my area, Miner’s Lettuce, has a similar reservoir to protect its flowers.

Here is a photo I shot of my D. brivifolia flower stalk with 2 captured minute insects.

Thanks for the news and photo. Glad you like it green. Historical note: I checked my old Carnivorous Plant Newsletters. Burmannii Beerwah first appeared in the ICPS Seedbank June 1994; 30 years ago! Thanks for helping keep it going.

Good work. I hope you can publish your results. Photo shot today. Good thick flower stalk. I’m considering Colchicine treating to make it fertile. A possible future noxious pot jumping weed, Drosera noxiousa.

Thanks bluemax. It’s a good model hybrid. Distinctive, and clearly a hybrid. It will no doubt be sterile. A number of hybrids I’ve made I was not sure what the outcome would be. @hcarlton, what spatulata did you cross with ultramafica? I’m thinking we should cross with var. gympiensis. Would be...

Photo shot today of my obovata x brevifolia, now forming a flower stalk. A stout sundew. Small yet quite vigorous.