Why won't my plants stop growing?

[scupbucket]

So I repot my Leucos to peat perlite and BOOSH! New pitchers are sprouting up like crazy, my 'big mouths' are averaging up to 8 traps (12 on one plant), my Darlintonia are also pushing up some nice and healthy pitchers as the 60F nights have been a treat for their roots, and my D.capensis are digging the 25 degree night/day difference to the point they're starting to need more room. Oh, I forgot to mention the S.flava has burped out it's 4 biggest pitchers yet... and flowered. The only plants I have showing signs of dormancy are my typical VFTs (they're starting their fall ground leaves). I had to take some of these shots as we're going to have rain and cold here for the next few weeks. I DON'T WANT THEM TO GO TO BED YET!

(anyone like my son's pool in the background?)

 

[seedjar]

I think your son's pool needs more CPs. Nice pics though.
~Joe

 

[jimscott]

Man, those plants look SO Lowes! WNY? They'll slow down soon enough.

 

[PlantAKiss]

Wow...nice plants! Your darlings are beautiful!

 

[scupbucket]

Quote[/b] (jimscott @ Sep. 29 2005,7:13)]Man, those plants look SO Lowes! WNY? They'll slow down soon enough.

I didn't know Lowes' plants had a distinct look except for -bleh- when first purchased.

I got all my plants from this site or Mr. Cook. I've noticed there's a difference in appearance between Greenhouse grown and outdoor grown though... maybe that's it? I'm hoping they'll be a bit fuller in the Spring.

 

[jimscott]

Actually the first 3 pics, with the Sarrs and cobra lilys. The VFT's at Lowes are just typicals. And I've never seen the Sarr. in the bottom pic there.

 

[pond boy]

Realy nice looking!

 

[LLeopardGGecko]

Cool plants. I think you should post a picture of your D. capensis