Plant of the Month August 2012 VOTE!

[thez_yo]

Dew of the month, eh?

 

[Lil Stinkpot]

Hey. Plant of the Month works. I won't knock it, I think it's better to mash them all together than alienate the various genera.

 

[thez_yo]

Naw, I'm just teasing all y'alls dew people I love the plants! Keep em comin'!!

 

[Kinjie]

I must agree with mat! Great looking plant and dew mass

 

[mass]

I must agree with mat! Great looking plant and dew mass

hey thanks. That pot was actually started with 1 dew on sandy peat.
Left it alone for a year and that's how it looks now. Gravy.

 

[uphwiz]

hope you dont mind thez.
hummers giant.
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[Sundrew]

I'd like to enter my D. capillaris seedling.

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/84442298@N03/7733090680/" title="Drosera capillaris by Sundrew, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8282/7733090680_22507f9fed_z.jpg" width="640" height="633" alt="Drosera capillaris"></a>

 

[Devon]

beautiful photo and seedling.

 

[Kinjie]

@upwhiz, great ceph too.

 

[Sundrew]

Thanks Devon! Upwiz, that ceph is awesome!

 

[mato]

Comparatively large D. indica:

 

[Sundrew]

Looks great!

 

[Devon]

Beautiful Plant, Mato. I wish I could have got my seeds to sprout. I'll definitely give it another go in the spring.

 

[Peatmoss]

Nice plant Mato! I keep killing mine!

How big is that thing?

 

[mato]

Thanks, guys. It's currently 9'' and still growing.

 

[RL7836]

I wandered around among the plants outside (I'll have all winter to take pics of those inside) and finally chose this S. rosea from Baldwin County, AL. I think the colors are off as they were more vibrant in reality than what showed up on the screen.

A bulbous fairly new pitcher

An older pitcher

The plant

The tray, with all it's neighbors (3 different montana's, 3 luteola clones, 2 rosea (including this one) and the venosa "Brunswick Beauty"). Looks like I need to break it up & give them each their own pot...

 

[Heli]

Ron,

That is a fantastic plant! Sarracenia rosea is one of my favorite species.

 

[Sundrew]

Awesome sarr! Very wide pitchers

 

[Exo]

S.purpurea ssp venosa....I suspect it may be growing on a radioactive meteorite.

 

[thez_yo]

I wandered around among the plants outside (I'll have all winter to take pics of those inside) and finally chose this S. rosea from Baldwin County, AL. I think the colors are off as they were more vibrant in reality than what showed up on the screen.

A bulbous fairly new pitcher

An older pitcher

The plant

The tray, with all it's neighbors (3 different montana's, 3 luteola clones, 2 rosea (including this one) and the venosa "Brunswick Beauty"). Looks like I need to break it up & give them each their own pot...

Words can't express how happy I am that you enter these contests because your plants are just simply superb. I'm still waiting for a tantalizing shot of your seeming acres of D.prolifera (that is what it was at the bottom of the Utric tank, yeah?)