occidentalis

Anyone know where I can find a good deal on some Drosera Pygmy? The particulars I am looking for are these: D. Nitidula x Occidentalis D. Nitidula x Pulchella D. Occidentalis Ssp. Occidentalis D. Closterostigma D. Ericksonae D. Mannii D. Paleacea Ssp. Paleacea D. Pulchella D. Pygmaea D. Eneabba...

I have few gemmaes that I am giving away in Canada for SASE. The number of them per packs isn't determined, it will be after seeing the demand for these sweet little gems. Canadian CPer, PM if you are interested! Sorry, this offer is limited to Canada. This hybrid is very easy to grow, this is...

Which of these to pymies is the easiest to grow? D. nitidula x occidentalis, or D. nitidula pulchella? Also could you give me some growing instuctions on the one that you pick? THanks God bless, Wes

Over the next few days, I will be posting some photos of my Pygmy Sundew Collection. Feel free to add your photos. D. nitidula subsp. nitidula x D. occidentalis Close-up of a leaf begining to unfold. Opposite side of the leaf unfolding. Drosera nitidula x pulchella Plant Flower

hey , my night blooming cactus grew too big so i had to make cuttings out of it and relocate it to a new location where it can grow freely . i have about 7 cuttings that i made and will grow when you plant them in soil . this is the cactus that has large beautiful blooms at night time and if...

Hi, look at this thread in the german forums: http://www.carnivoren.org/cgi-bin....0595668 It contains: Drosera binata Drosera burmanii Drosera collinsiae Drosera intermedia 'roraima' Drosera natalensis Drosera nidiformis Drosera nitidula Drosera occidentalis ssp occidentalis Drosera nitidula...

Ok I ordered these pygmys since now my current pygmy (D. scorpioides) is growing beautifully and I am having luck. The pygmys I just ordered are: D. dichrosepala D. mannii D occidentalis subsp. occidentalis D. pycnoblasta D. nitidula (nitidula x pygmaea)(hybrid) I bought an 8 inch bought to...

Hi, My Drosera nitidula x occidentalis is in flower. All flowers on the plants do have only 4 petals, as reported in the Savage Garden. But both parents do usually have 5 petals. No i wonder, how the hybrid between these two plants can have a flower with only 4 petals. I always thought, Drosera...

Plant ID was not correct. Plant is Drosera nitidula ssp omissa x occidentalis ssp occidentalis "Lake Badgerup Form". Thanks Tamlin and Christer:) .

Hiya, I've got a Lake Badgerup (Drosera nitidula ssp. omissa x occidentalis ssp. occidentalis) flowering. Does anyone know if these self pollinate or whatnot? I'd love to have viable seed. Thanks in advance.

Won't I be embarrassed if this doenst work! lol ok...here goes.... I just love these..d. occidentalis x occidentalis. They are so beautiful! (I hope you can SEE they are beautiful). :-) Suzanne