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Hahaha.. lint.. I always get cat hair on my plants and never notice until reviewing the photos.. frustrating!!
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I KNOW!
also another pet peeve of mine is that when working with drosera, something touches something and so the mucilage doesnt stay on it's on stalk but is spread around others. totally ruins the picture!
Thanks for the heads up.
thanks very much mark!
one more photo of the minibog---dropped by to visit it, things are looking good!
clockwise, starting from 6 o'clock:
S. rosea f. luteola, S. x catesbaei, S. flava var rubricorpora (clone H), S. flava var rubricorpora (clone-i-forgot
)
looking to obtain maybe one or two luteola hopefully soon.
SK, that center portion of the pot is reserved for you.
one more photo of the minibog---dropped by to visit it, things are looking good!
clockwise, starting from 6 o'clock:
S. rosea f. luteola, S. x catesbaei, S. flava var rubricorpora (clone H), S. flava var rubricorpora (clone-i-forgot
)
looking to obtain maybe one or two luteola hopefully soon.
SK, that center portion of the pot is reserved for you.
Haha your pretty excited for the RR this fall aren't you.
Heads up though like I said, it tends to look a bit funny after being divided... Though the smell is still there
Heads up though like I said, it tends to look a bit funny after being divided... Though the smell is still there
Looking good Amph, nothing like some fresh Sarracenia growth. Nice growing!
so coming back home....apparently my on leave cultivation practices still need a little tweaking as im still losing plants every time i leave for more than a week. amongst notable losses were 1 hilaris seedling, a few heliamphora seedlings. my D. barbidgera pot, and graminifolia plantlets may be out on their way (i do have a backup cutting from the graminifolia so there's still hope) . other plants appear to have been set back but should make a full recovery. i have no idea what went wrong---any who, despite the sadness, i still have a few things to share with you if you're interested. hope you enjoy.
drosera zonaria:
n. hamata looking chipper:
special needs n. hamata looking, err.... special needy---dramatic reduction in teaf, not to mention deformed rim
heliamphora purpurescens opened a new leaf:
utricularia campbelliana growing like gangbusters:
close up of the traps:
moving on to the cork wood:
last but not least, and hopefully the 3rd charm will do, utricularia jamesoniana:
drosera zonaria:
n. hamata looking chipper:
special needs n. hamata looking, err.... special needy---dramatic reduction in teaf, not to mention deformed rim
heliamphora purpurescens opened a new leaf:
utricularia campbelliana growing like gangbusters:
close up of the traps:
moving on to the cork wood:
last but not least, and hopefully the 3rd charm will do, utricularia jamesoniana:
carnivoure12
Hear the Call of Nepenthes
Why you little 
I see how it is, trying to one up me! well, I won't compliment your beautiful nicely grow CPs.
I see how it is, trying to one up me! well, I won't compliment your beautiful nicely grow CPs.
Love the growth pattern of the leaves in D.zonaria. Amazing.
Why you little
yes...i am working against you to drown out your amazing pictures so mine can hog the spotlight.
me too! looks like a drosera with pinguicula identity issues.
