Sarracenia images (Part II)

[swampdonkey]

Part I can be found at http://www.terraforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122617

Photos were taken on 25 June 2010...size/resolution lowered to aid in loading.

The rest of the images are below....

 

[swampdonkey]

 

[petmantis]

:jawdrop:

Wow, what an insane collection! May I ask, which clone is that almost black S. flava?!

Another ''WOW''!

 

[swampdonkey]

Pet, I'll find out for you. I think I know but what to make sure...

 

[kgrudz]

incredible collection. mindboggling.

 

[joossa]

Excellent! I love all the different colors.

 

[jimscott]

Amazing! Makes me want to consider individual pots instead of minibog buckets.

 

[Chomp]

Wow. That is all I have to say.

 

[swampdonkey]

Amazing! Makes me want to consider individual pots instead of minibog buckets.

I agree, there is some allure for the individual pots....

 

[fish30]

Amazing variety of plants, it amazes me how people can look after so many!

 

[Jayson16]

Great collection Swampdonkey!

 

[ellisonk001]

I agree, WOW!!! Thanks for sharing this beautiful pictures.

 

[swampdonkey]

Great collection Swampdonkey!

Just for the sake of clarity, these images are, sadly, not of my plants. They are part of Jerry Addington's Sarracenia collection. I simply volunteer there.

 

[Napp]

Splendid =)))))

 

[dashman]

Wow! Those are some very beautiful and in many cases unique sarracenia.

One question. Is the water level always that high? It looked like on some that the water level was just below the rhizome.

 

[swampdonkey]

One question. Is the water level always that high? It looked like on some that the water level was just below the rhizome.

The tables are all pretty much the same size and water levels are quite uniform as well from what I've seen. I don't believe there is any effort on Jerry's part to raise/lower the water due to pot size...but, I will ask next time I'm there rather than simply assuming he's not manipulating the levels.