S. Oreo in Alabama

[nealfor]

Here are some picture of S. Oreo in their natural habitat.

I'm sending you to links because these pictures are huge...

http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1549.JPG
http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1551.JPG
http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1553.JPG
http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1557.JPG
http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1558.JPG
http://www.kennesawultimate.org/pics/oreo/IMG_1560.JPG

I might get them resized tomorrow if I have enough time!! enjoy.

 

[Capensis]

That´s cool. I would love to see some plants in their natural habitat. Thanks for sharing .

 

[jimscott]

Very nice looking. I had one once and it looked great when it arrived. But when I put it outside this spring it withered away. Don't know why, when even the cobra lily did well.

 

[nealfor]

Mine is looking pretty poor this year; I hope it doesn't wither up like it seems to be threatening... Caterpillars kept eating the emerging pitchers

 

[obregon562]

great pics! thanks for sharing!

 

[zac]

Bit off topic but I just returned to the forums and am still glad to see that Jimscott's profile picture hasn't changed in the year or so since I left

- Zac


Nice Pics by the way, always loved seeing the plants in their natural environments

 

[boglodyte]

Oh MAN! Those are some great pics! I have a couple or so oreos in my collection. They are sending up their winter leaves at the moment. It's getting hot as the dickens down here and they are programed to go dormant during these times. Although not nearly as cool as pics of plants in the wild, here are a couple of my 'tame' oreos.

 

[Alexis]

Good to see some (what appear to be) young plants in those piccies.