Some pictures from france

[Guillaume]

Some picture from my collection, hope you enjoy!

 

[swords]

Wow! That second flytrap image looks like the trap was tie-dyed like a hippies teeshirt! I like that a lot!

What is the plant in the third image from the bottom? It looks like sea anemones on a flytrap plant leaves!

 

[Brokken]

Wow Guillaume,

Those are some interesting photos. I see that you got some rarities there - Leah Wilkerson and Adrian Slack!
I'm particularly interested by this:

What is it?

 

[Not a Number]

It looks like the notorious "Pom-Pom" Venus Flytrap!

 

[Devon]

awsome plants! I love those flytraps, and the adrian slack sarr!

 

[F R e N c H 3 z]

Wow! I've never heard of pom pom, that looks really neat! Very nice collection!

 

[Capensis]

WOW! Nice! I see that you're fond of mutant plants.

 

[swords]

Has a pom-pom ever been available in the US? I would probably be willing to pay "a lot" for something like that!

 

[GregNY]

Very unique collection you have there

 

[Not a Number]

Has a pom-pom ever been available in the US? I would probably be willing to pay "a lot" for something like that!

http://cpphotofinder.com/dionaea-pom-pom-366.html

Dionaea "Pom Pom"
Comments: Also known as “Hedgehog” and “Scrub Brush” Marcus.Rossberg (email address edited out) states on 13 Mar 2003: FWIW, I know of three people who had "Pom Pom" VFTs. The plants emerged independently from each other. All were TC accidents. All plants went back to normal growth after some time, a year or so.

Still want to buy one?

 

[Ant]

The pom-pom looks cool! It reminds me of a Drosera. Maybe it was a gene left over that was turn back "on".

 

[Guillaume]

Thanks!

The pom pom is not stable, someone here, in france, grow one since few times and he have divide is pompom, even leaf cutting work. I have grow 2 pompom and they have both die.

The green and red spotted vft is "Spotty"

 

[Not a Number]

Is the colouration on "Spotty" stable?