The Dew Line

[Iwest]

Wow, those are some really nice pics! I especially like your capillaris seedling, it's got great coloration.

 

[Not a Number]

Sweet! That D. capensis macro shot is awesome.

Happy growing!

 

[corky]

your dews look great sundrew,well grown

 

[Sundrew]

Thanks!

 

[GemStateC]

D. capensis x aliciae

D. hartmeyerorum unfurling some new leaves

Dork's Pink

D. ultramafica, these get to be an even more amazing color under brighter light

 

[Sundrew]

Wow! Those are gorgeous! I especially love the Drosera hartmeyerorum.

 

[GemStateC]

Thanks! Here is a few more shots from today:
Drosera nidiformis

Drosera tokaiensis looking photogenic

D. lasiantha

D. villosa growing at room temps and humidity. I like the red stipules

 

[Peatmoss]

Nice ultramafica! Mine still look like crap right now, but they are just starting to recover.

 

[GemStateC]

I kept it in very high humidity for about a month and then it transitioned easily into lower humidity.

 

[bluemax]

Wow, nice shots all. I certainly need to get some closeup lenses and try my hand.

 

[Devon]

Beautiful shots and plants, everyone.

A handful of my plants are going downhill, and I've been loosing hope. But these two flowers have brough some of my hopes back. . . I never thought I would have a D. madagascariensis flower!

Also, D. sp. "Floating" flower.

and my hybrid is showing a small amount of colour finally. . . D. anglica "Ca x Ha" x "Lantau Island"

Sorry about image size. I don't know how to resize images in pacasaweb.

My D. affinis, D. collinsiae, D. oblanceolata, and D. sp. "Lantau island" are also sending up flower spikes, so maybe I can make a couple of interesting crosses with the madagascariensis.

 

[Peatmoss]

Coolness Devon! Madagascarensis is a tricky one for me, good to see some people have it right!

Love that hybrid as well!

 

[Devon]

Coolness Devon! Madagascarensis is a tricky one for me, good to see some people have it right!

Love that hybrid as well!

Don't worry, a lot of plants that are supposed to be easy are tricky for me.

Thank you, sir.

 

[mass]

Coolness Devon! Madagascarensis is a tricky one for me,

They seem to like it hot, with high humidity and lots of light.

 

[Not a Number]

D. ultramafica - about time to pot 'em up

D. kaiteurensis seedings - about time to start repotting the alphas

Man-made D. × tokaiensis (fertile) - the search for white flowered plants contiues
(D. ultramafica seedlings on left of picture immediately below)

Drosera pygmaea (seed grown)

Drosera paleacea subsp. trichocaulis

 

[Not a Number]

D. sp - probably D. pulchella × nitidula - didn't pay attention to the flower probably pink

D. callistos

D. scorpioides - never eat anything bigger than your head

D. pulchella

D. echinoblastus

Early riser - D. cistiflora - just when the summer finally starts getting hot.

D. burmannii - haven't grown these in years and yet here is one of these humbugs

 

[bluemax]

I like the shot of the Drosera paleacea subsp. trichocaulis. Such interesting red rings with bright green centers.

'Have to laugh about the D. burmanii. In a small-seeded genus they must have one of the smallest seeds. They are obviously able to survive for a long time as well.

 

[GemStateC]

I love the pygmies. I hope to expand my collection of them this fall.
D. prolifera

D. oblanceolata

Finally, some locals for your enjoyment (D. anglica).

This was about as big as they got.

 

[Not a Number]

Gotta love in-situ photos!

D. graminifolia

It didn't flower this year (winter was a little too cold) but we can look at last years

D. hamiltonii

D. glabripes seedlings (and four more in the pot)

D. capensis 'Albino' × aliciae - scapes forming these were deflasked 2-3 months ago.

 

[Peatmoss]

AMAZING! Really incredible plants Warren! That glabripes!