Drosera paleacea subsp. roseana and Drosera scorpioides

[thez_yo]

Well, I think the D. scorpioides will actually survive a winter outside in San Diego and making gemmae
(and I guess there's other Drosera in there but I don't know which ones )

How are everybody else's pygmies doing?

 

[carnivoure12]

Very cute thez, I love pygmies, wish I had some!

 

[Joseph Clemens]

Despite the seasonal changes some of them are going through, the group of them are quite attractive, together.

 

[thez_yo]

Very cute thez, I love pygmies, wish I had some!

Thanks! I'm slowly collecting more and more because they're so adorable and take up all but a few centimeters

Despite the seasonal changes some of them are going through, the group of them are quite attractive, together.

I know it's so darling It's why I can't keep them in their separate pots, and end up making mixed pots of cute little pygmies

 

[jimscott]

Nice colour! It is indeed challenging to keep the pots with one species, with the gemmae jettisonning!

 

[eou812]

Hey Jim your ca looks like mine the same face and everything.

 

[jack]

Hello, my D. pulchella that I received in oct. as gammae (13 gammae) grew at different rates with the fastest growing flowering in early feb. Now five are in flower. In early dec. I received 10 gammae as a special that were mixed. I now have five which I believe are D. roseana with three ready to bloom. The five remaining are all the same species but are very slow growers so I will have to wait and see what those will be. Jack