Lots of random carnivores...

[Wire Man]

My tips for iPhoto, don't use it. Photoshop is much more useful. I haven't use iPhoto for a year.

 

[Peatmoss]

Is this the version of photoshop you use?

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-photoshop-elements-10/id465291110?mt=12

I was thinking of getting this one once I can afford it, seems like it could be helpful. Till then I will just have to use iPhoto, which is still a step up from the one I used to use.

 

[Wire Man]

I use CS3, which is out dated now. Elements limits editing severely.

 

[jack]

Interesting, Thank you.

 

[Peatmoss]

Interesting, I will look into it.

More pictures:

D. "dielsiana":

Got crazy germination on P. lusitanica:

D. intermedia "cuba":

D. spatulata from Gold Coast is flowering:

D. whatever:

B. liniflora is germinating:

D. whatever seedlings:

I never posted these photos, they are some wild Drosera growing in the Muskoka region of Ontario:

D. intermedia:

D. rotundifolia:

 

[dionae]

Beautiful plants and pics Peatmoss!

 

[mato]

Man.. seeing all of those dews along the water's edge makes me ponder about how many different species of carnivorous plants I may have seen, perhaps all the time, as a kid in Houston. All I did was hang out in creeks and bayous, and to think, I had no clue!

Anyway, my tantalizing nostalgia aside, your plants look great!

 

[Peatmoss]

Thanks!

I was actually under the impression that sundews only grew in New Zealand for about a year. Then I realized they were growing on one of my favorite hiking trails.

The D. rotundifolia were actually growing a few minutes away from my uncle's house and the intermedia were along a major road.

 

[Wire Man]

Man.. seeing all of those dews along the water's edge makes me ponder about how many different species of carnivorous plants I may have seen, perhaps all the time, as a kid in Houston. All I did was hang out in creeks and bayous, and to think, I had no clue!

Anyway, my tantalizing nostalgia aside, your plants look great!

I don't think there are any CPs in Houston, except form some Utrics, maybe.

Love the in situ photos!

 

[Peatmoss]

Thanks!

More stuff:

D. natalensis seedling:

Can't seem to get a good photo D. regia:

Some kind of D. capillaris form:

D. adelae:

D. nidiformis flowerstalk:

 

[Peatmoss]

Chuck Norris!

D. burmanii "typical":

D. burmanii "Beerwah, Australia":

D. intermedia "Cuba":

D. sessifolia:

D. sessifolia flowerstalk:

Thanks for looking!

 

[Peatmoss]

I have been away from posting photos for a while... In the process of rebuilding my whole setup. More room, better lighting and higher humidity!

D. capensis "red" eating some fish food:

P. lusitanica seedlings are getting bigger:

D. pygmaea "green":

D. indica seedlings, the real thing this time!:

I love how these P. cyclosecta plantlets have purple glands already:

P. primuliflora is loving higher humidity:

Thanks for looking!

 

[rapidan]

I really dig that capensis 'red' photo.

 

[Kyle]

Damnit, man, I need to be paying this thread more attention! Beautiful pictures of some excellent looking plants. Keep it up!

 

[Wire Man]

The capensis photo is too cool! Very creative composition. And that cyclosecta.... so jealous.

 

[Peatmoss]

Thanks! Hopefully the plants will look even better once the new setup is done. Can't wait to be able to grow highland Nepenthes, finally gonna get my rajah!

Wireman, wish I could send you the cyclosecta but alas, we are in the wrong countries!

 

[mass]

holy moly!! Somebody got some new lenses.

Very nice..

 

[Brie]

Wow great photos...

 

[Peatmoss]

Thanks!

Mass, no new lenses, planning on getting some filters soon though. First I gotta finish the setup and buy more plants!

 

[Nep Lover]

wow your dews look lovely jealousy on the rise lol