nightsky
Lover of Mountains
All the picture threads made me want to snap a few myself. A few of my neps, with a couple other goodies thrown in!
Little sanguinea.
For some reason, it threw that one leaf and pitcher straight up. The pitcher has a malformed lid, so I'm guessing it was some kinda environmental stress that caused this:
Small ramispina. Or so it was labeled. I wonder if it may be a hybrid, or that as it matures the pitchers will darken:
With flash:
Little bongso. Nothing like rattlers! - but hey it's just an infant still!
With flash:
thorelii x (spectabalis x northiana). Love this one, grows so well!
With flash:
Lady Pauline. I also really like this one! Easy and quick grower:
Flash:
And just for fun. Couple of drosera aliciae:
Baby capensis (I think...?)
Finally, found this little fella tonight. He's now outside building a web somewhere I assume. At a certain angle, it looks like a skull of sorts:
Little sanguinea.
For some reason, it threw that one leaf and pitcher straight up. The pitcher has a malformed lid, so I'm guessing it was some kinda environmental stress that caused this:
Small ramispina. Or so it was labeled. I wonder if it may be a hybrid, or that as it matures the pitchers will darken:
With flash:
Little bongso. Nothing like rattlers! - but hey it's just an infant still!
With flash:
thorelii x (spectabalis x northiana). Love this one, grows so well!
With flash:
Lady Pauline. I also really like this one! Easy and quick grower:
Flash:
And just for fun. Couple of drosera aliciae:
Baby capensis (I think...?)
Finally, found this little fella tonight. He's now outside building a web somewhere I assume. At a certain angle, it looks like a skull of sorts:
Its a fast grower and a rewarding plant. I got mine as a basal offshoot without any roots and with a couple of leaves. Now its growing like a champ with pitchers on every leaf that last more than 5 months.