My pygmy pics!!!

[ace209]

D.roseana
Everyone add your pygmy pics also want to c all types so i can decided wich kind i want to add to my collection next.


IMG_20130228_153812 by ace209er, on Flickr

IMG_20130611_233405 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[ace209]

D. Scorpioides

IMG_20130228_153756 by ace209er, on Flickr


msg0315231324820 by ace209er, on Flickr
msg0315231324820-1 by ace209er, on Flickr

IMG_20130611_233334 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[ace209]

Enodes 'scotts river' left/ Gibsoni right

IMG_20130611_221727 by ace209er, on Flickr
Enodes "scoots river"

IMG_20130611_221532 by ace209er, on Flickr

IMG_20130611_221621 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[ace209]

Heres my Capensis x Spatulata hybrid i know its not a Pygmy.

IMG_20130520_015930 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[ace209]

Everyone feel free to upload your pygmy pics i.want to c all kinds.

 

[monkey_Cup]

how long did it take to getyour D.roseana from pic one to pic two?

 

[ace209]

@Monkeycup
First pic February 28, 2013 second pic June 11, 2013


This one was taken on May 20, 2013

IMG_20130520_003353 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[monkey_Cup]

are the D.roseana, in a container growing. if you dont mind me asking what are your growing conditions during that time. I am growing some from seed, but only been a couple months.

 

[ace209]

I am growing the roseana in a clear dixie cup i had no extra pots at the time. But i grew them from gemmae not from seed i kept a piece of plastic wrap over the top to keep them from drying out untill they sprouted after that i removed it i grow them in verry low humidity or atlest the little humidity in.my house. As for lighting i kept them under flourecent lights till they had there first leaves then i moved them to a west facing window and thats were they been ever since. I left about a half an inch from the soil surface to the rim.of the cup as to create a little micro climate in the cup. The enodes scott river and gibsonni.are being grown in 4 in pots under flourecent lights with even less humidity. The only time i.really provided the high humidity is when they were sprouting.

 

[bluemax]

'Good-looking plants! I like the 'before' and 'after' pics.

 

[jimscott]

When gemmae season rolls around, I'd love to work out a trade with you.

 

[ace209]

When gemmae season rolls around, I'd love to work out a trade with you.

Sure sounds like a plan.

 

[Api]

Same ^^

 

[ace209]

Same ^^

Sure just send a pm a little before gemmae season starts and i will make sure to hold some for you. You too jimscott

 

[ace209]

Thanks I alsohad before and afters of the enodes and gibsonii but I think they were deleted.

 

[ace209]

Here a close up of d.roseana

IMG_20130612_164323 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[Wire Man]

I'll play.

D. roseana

HDR Drosera roseanna by Wire Man, on Flickr

D. paleacea ssp. trichocaulis

D. paleacea ssp. trichocaulis by Wire Man, on Flickr

D. pulchella

D. pulchella by Wire Man, on Flickr

D. pulchella by Wire Man, on Flickr

D. gibsonii

D. gibsonii by Wire Man, on Flickr

I'll post more later once I get better photos of them.

 

[hcarlton]

So do the D. paleacea always end up with their leaves bent to the ground?

 

[ace209]

I want to get some pulchella so bad I love how they look thoose are some nice plants I hope people post more pics.

 

[ace209]

At the top of my want list for pygmies is Drosera platystigma I want it so bad.