cp777's plants

[dyzio]

I really like your utric, I wish i could have some of those.
Your nep is huge btw.

 

[cp777]

Thanks, here are more pics.

Dionaea 'cross teeth'

Some interesting variation in my Darlingtonia. (all of these are new pitchers)

One i bought.

seed grown with reddish fangs.

seed grown very red.

S. 'Ladies in waiting'

S. oreophila x alata var. rubrioperculata flower.

S. flava x psittacina flower

S. oreophila

 

[cp777]

Some of my plants.

new growth on my S. psittacina f. Giant red/var. okefenokeensis

finally a proper pitcher is starting to form on my ceph!

S. flava var flava

a bug

S. 'Umlauftiana'

S. flava var. rubricorpora

S. Leucophylla 'red form' colouring up.

I love my cobras!

sorry about the bad pics.

 

[Nepenthesis]

Very nice sarrs!

 

[cp777]

Thanks!

 

[Lil Stinkpot]

You lucky Aussies! Love the psitts.

 

[bluemax]

Your cobras seem to be doing very well. I like the redness of the seedling.

 

[cp777]

Yeah, I hope it stays like that!

 

[cp777]

Yay!

 

[lil hokie]

Have you had any more problems with birds?

 

[cp777]

Yes, but only today. The birds came and ate off about 4 flower buds! One was off the psitt. too!

 

[cp777]

some more pics

a strange pic looking up

Dionaea ?

not a plant but I found this copperhead Snake (Austrelaps ramsayi) next to the plants in a compost bin.

he is in the right bin.

 

[cp777]

double post

 

[Fish n Plants]

I guess your plants aren't the only carnivorous things in your yard.

On another note, nice flower shot!

 

[cp777]

Yeah, he is the resident snake! (i have seen him on and off for 2 years now!)

 

[Wire Man]

Your copperheads are very different from ours'. Are they venomous?

 

[cp777]

Yes, they are very venomous (not aggressive though) and they are very different from yours. From Wikipedia:

"Austrelaps is a genus of venomous elapid snakes native to the relatively fertile, temperate, southern and eastern part of the Australian continent. Three species are currently recognized, with no subspecies. They are commonly called copperheads or Australian copperheads. Despite sharing a name with the American copperhead, Agkistrodon contortrix, they are not related."

from this page.

 

[cp777]

And now for some more pics.

Some Drosera leaf cuttings...

getting bigger... N. sanguinea ? upper

the plant

 

[cp777]

N. thorelii x densiflora

P. laueana spi x cpz leaf cuttin'

Drosophyllum

Dionaea 'Akai Ryu'

 

[bluemax]

It's fun to see your temperates in the flush of late-spring growth. I like the snake too. What kinds of sundews are you propagating?