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Hey I'm new to the forum I posted on the VFT side so I figured I'd put me 2 Sundews up here too. I've only had then for about 3-4 weeks here are the beginning and current photos
Nice photos! I like that you took them of the progression of the leaves unfurling. Pretty soon those leaves will be covered in little (or not so little) bugs
Nice photos! I like that you took them of the progression of the leaves unfurling. Pretty soon those leaves will be covered in little (or not so little) bugs
I like Drosera filiformis. It's a nice, big, and effective sundew that's a real conversation-raiser and always is a pleasure to look at. Great job growing it!
I like Drosera filiformis. It's a nice, big, and effective sundew that's a real conversation-raiser and always is a pleasure to look at. Great job growing it!
D. Filiformis Tracyi (the green one) doesn't catch as much as other filiformis species from my experience, but they still look nice . Do you know what species the second plant is?
D. Filiformis Tracyi (the green one) doesn't catch as much as other filiformis species from my experience, but they still look nice . Do you know what species the second plant is?
Lol I have no clue I just saw it and said gimmie. It does tend to catch more bugs than the tracyi. I figured it was because the plants were closer together idk lol
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Mine was exercise science with anthropology and women's studies minors. I was two classes away from a third minor and like a semester away from the anthropology minor turning into a major.
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