New plants! :)

[lithopsman]

Thanks to Tony,
I now have some new plants!!

The new guys are N. lowii, N. ampullaria, N. gracilis, D. nitidula ssp. nitidula, and VFT 'Pink Venus'. I have a question about the dews: The tray system is ok, right? And since they are flowering that means that to them it is spring, or winter

? Here is my current growlist:

My Growlist:

Nepenthes:
N. rafflesiana
N. x ‘Coccinea’
N. rajah
N. x ‘Judith Finn’
N. hamata
N. maxima
N. ventricosa
N. lowii
N. ampullaria ‘Spotted’
N. gracilis

Cephalotus:
Cephalotus Follicularis ‘Giant’

Sarracenia:
S. rubra ssp. Alabamenensis AL001
S. rubra ssp. Alabamenensis AL003
S. flava (unknown number, about 30)
S. unknown hybrids (unknown number, about 20)

VFTs
2 Pink Venus
50 seedlings

Drosera
Drosera capensis (3) typical
Drosera binata ‘T-form’ (20)
D. nitidula ssp. nitidula (10)

Darlingtonia Californica
(unknown number, about 15)

Utricularia
U. gibba

Miscellaneous
1 juniper bonsai
1 Phaelenopsis orchid hybrid
1 Oncidium orchid hybrid
1 Giant Sequoia tree (baby)
Lucky Bamboo
3 tillandsia


Thanks Tony,
I just had to brag, I mean tell everyone about these new guys!!

P.S. I have a D. filiformis from PFT on the way, too!

 

[Copper]

OOOOOO!!!! A lowii. Remember me if you take a cutting. I do almost anything.......almost.

CONGRATS. My word.

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

Nice plants, and if they came from Tony, even nicer!

Tropical Drosera can flower almost any time (e.g. D. capensis, and D. binata) Pygmy species flower middle spring through the summer.

Happy growing to you, O fortunate one!

 

[lithopsman]

Tony told me that these were on summer time, and yesterday I filled their tray with water

I guess its fall now, huh?

Oh, well, at least I'll have gemmae soon

But, will it stress out the plant to flower and produce gemmae? Also, It appears as though the lower, older flowers are starting to become seed pods, although I have heard that seed is pretty rare... I could be wrong though, but I'm hoping that they are seed pods, but at least I'd have gemmae soon!!

Thanks Tamlin, Copper