Show me your awesome filiformis pictures!!!

[KKPsi08]

And I will show you mine.
(I couldn't help myself.)

Anyways...
I love D. filiformis. It has to be my favorite sundew. I was hoping that there are others that share this love and will post there pictures so I can stare at them instead of doing productive things. They do not have to be great pictures either! Post em!

Go! Go! Go!

Ok now where are your pics?!?!

 

[bluemax]

A very nice thread. I have found this species to be tricky to get a good photo of but you guys have inspired me. I'll post if you post, Heather.

@Kulamauiman: I really like that triple split leaf. Any explanation for why it has grown that way?

 

[lil hokie]

Oops!! Sorry everyone! It keeps raining. I will seriously try to get good shots of them Tuesday.

But to hold you over until then here is a picture of my very first filiformis (from the lovely DJ!!) when I got him and before I putted him up. I call him Phil. It was so little and cute.

 

[KKPsi08]

Flowers finally opened up on my fili

 

[kulamauiman]

A very nice thread. I have found this species to be tricky to get a good photo of but you guys have inspired me. I'll post if you post, Heather.

@Kulamauiman: I really like that triple split leaf. Any explanation for why it has grown that way?

No idea. Was a few weeks after the nuculear disaster in Japan.

 

[lil hokie]

Awesome flower shot!
Mach that is really weird...

I was able to get a few okay pictures today. The rain keeps washing all the dew off so they look sad. I am hoping to get pictures of the babies soon.

This is a shot of the one I posted above as of today! Phil has grown!

The California Sunset.

My first baby of the season! This seed came from Phil, I am so proud!

And this gem, I drew today. I just finished it about an hour ago actually haha. This is me being eaten by a filiformis.

 

[ace209]

D. Filiformis trayci flower

IMG_20130414_124226 by ace209er, on Flickr

 

[spdskr]

Group of established plants from the mini-bog this morning:

 

[Gigantea]

All Red:

Cali Sunset:

Have a tracyi as well but it only has two sticky branches now. The filiformis above are in a terrarium. They don't seem to do nearly as well outside despite being sub-tropical/tropical plants.

 

[KKPsi08]

Got the little leaf cuttings transplanted on Sunday in peat and silica sand, they're already showing more growth. I just used a spoon to scoop them up with the peat around them so I wouldn't disturb the roots.

 

[Keith]

Love this first pic! You can still see the remains of that crazy white fuzz ball of a hibernacula that the all reds get. Nice plants everybody!

All Red:

Cali Sunset:

Have a tracyi as well but it only has two sticky branches now. The filiformis above are in a terrarium. They don't seem to do nearly as well outside despite being sub-tropical/tropical plants.

 

[bluemax]

Here's my D. filiformis 'Florida Red', making no claims on the photos for awesomeness:

No idea. Was a few weeks after the nuclear disaster in Japan.

Ooh.



Nice self-portrait, Heather. It's symbolic, right?

 

[Gigantea]

Thanks, Shortbus. I actually managed to make that all red go dormant In the terrarium somehow. A few of the larger crowns formed that fuzziness. I didnt realize that was the hibernacula.

 

[lil hokie]

Very, very symbolic Mark haha

 

[Millipede]

Here's my pot of filiformis last year. This year i divided the clump and spread a bunch of seed so i can have a REALLY big clump

 

[lil hokie]

How big is that pot in the first picture Millipede?

 

[DJ57]

Can't compete with Gigantea's All Red, absolutely awesome, but here is another one of mine I thought was kinda cool (at least until I saw Gigantea's All Red anyway, lol). Actually, I am really loving all the filiformis pics in this thread.

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[KKPsi08]

Little guys are getting up there

I'm starting to think that bugs hate flying by our houses lol

 

[Millipede]

How big is that pot in the first picture Millipede?

6x6"

 

[KKPsi08]

6x6"

I like how full that FiliForest looks. No mercy for any insects