Pygmy sundews and others

[maxposwillo]

D. paleacea ssp. paleacea

D. scorpioides 'Gidge Gunnup'

D. nitidula x pulchella

D. enodes 'Scotts River'

D. occidentalis x pulchella

D. sp. 'Carburug'

D. pygmaea

D. nitidula ssp. omissa x pulchella

D. venusta

D. glabripes x aliciae

D. adelae

D. rotundifolia

 

[jm82792]

Nice How have those scorpoides I traded you growing for you ?
I love pygmies I have 3 species and this winter I'll have like about 600 gemmae with all my scorpoides that I started last winter.

 

[maxposwillo]

Thanks, that D. scorpioides is doing okay but isnt looking its best because my cat knocked it over a little while ago.

 

[jm82792]

They'll get over it They generally handle stress okay(Bare rooting whatever some death normally not) normally, if they die though,right now I have 35 plants that will produce gemmae this winter. I love cats But don't have one it seems they always cause problems

 

[xvart]

Nice pictures. What is it that designates D. scorpioides 'Gidge Gunnup' as cultivar status compared to normal D. scorpioides?

xvart.

 

[maxposwillo]

Thanks, The 'Gidge Gunnup' is a location.

 

[xvart]

Thanks, The 'Gidge Gunnup' is a location.

Ohhh... Okay. Thanks for the clarification.

xvart.

 

[Capensis]

I love your D. adelae!

 

[mark.ca]

like i said on the other forum...realy nice plants!!!!!!!
a taxonomy question........is paleacea subsp. paleacea same as paleacea?? ?

 

[maxposwillo]

Thanks

mark.ca: I believe they are the same.

 

[mark.ca]

Thanks.........i was thinking the same way

 

[Not a Number]

If there are subspecies of xxx then there has to be a xxx ssp xxx.

For instance with Sarracenia rubra you have S. rubra ssp rubra, S. rubra ssp gulfensis, S. rubra ssp alabamanis, etc.

 

[mark.ca]

Thanks again!!!!!!!!!