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D. Filiformis

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
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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 :)

Lol the reddish one is already on a rampage!!!! It's littered with gnats and fruit flies. The green one is getting there too and I LOVE 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!
 
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!

Thanks!!!! I got these from a local nursery and when I saw them I had to have them. And I love how they're gobbling up these pesky gnats!!!!!
 
Yay!!! Filiformis! My favorite sundew. :boogie:
Also another yay for you living in Charlotte!!
 
Nice plants!

D. Filiformis Tracyi (the green one) doesn't catch as much as other filiformis species from my experience, but they still look nice :D. Do you know what species the second plant is?
 
Nice plants!

D. Filiformis Tracyi (the green one) doesn't catch as much as other filiformis species from my experience, but they still look nice :D. 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
 
Looking real good! What was your major?

You talking to me?
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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