Jesus Graham, it just keeps piling up on you. I know I'm not speaking for only myself when I say.... Let us know if there's anything any of us can do. I'm sure many of us could baby sit plants for you if you need it while you're getting everything sorted out. Good luck man.
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Wire Man
Sphagnum Guru
Something a little more positive. Photos from late July;
Ominous by Wire Man, on Flickr
Back Glow Nepenthes by Wire Man, on Flickr
Back Glow Drosera by Wire Man, on Flickr
Psygmorchis pusilla
P. pusilla by Wire Man, on Flickr
Weird D. aliciae leaf.
D. aliciae by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. dielsiana flower
D. dielsiana by Wire Man, on Flickr
Freaky D. sp. "South Africa" flower. This one always does weird stuff.
D. sp. "South Africa" by Wire Man, on Flickr
New N. naga pitcher
N. naga by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. pygmaea. Don't know if it wants to go dormant or not.
D. pygmaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Little Dionaea sprouts
Dionaea Germination by Wire Man, on Flickr
This should be interesting
S. alata Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. pusilla by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. esseriana
P. esseriana by Wire Man, on Flickr
The Sophronitis is growing
Sophronitis Growth Point by Wire Man, on Flickr
This one looks like it should have pitchered, but I have to give it up. Nepenthes rafflesiana var. gigantea.
N. rafflesiana tendril by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. cyclosecta
P. cyclosecta by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. paleacea
D. paleacea ssp. trichocaulis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Lots of capillaris flowers
D. capillaris Flowers by Wire Man, on Flickr
I'm liking this one a lot.
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Q7278247 by Wire Man, on Flickr
This is either from a leaf pulling or seed
Dionaea Seedling by Wire Man, on Flickr
My hyrbrid is coloring up nicely
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
The blue mini bog
Mini Bog Blue by Wire Man, on Flickr
Red mini bog
Mini Bog Red by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. minor
S. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
Purp
S. purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. x naczii
S. x naczii by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Stupid pill bugs and millipedes...
Q7278260 by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. filiformis
D. filiformis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Not a good day for wasps
Q7278262 by Wire Man, on Flickr
Insult to Injury by Wire Man, on Flickr
Ominous by Wire Man, on Flickr
Back Glow Nepenthes by Wire Man, on Flickr
Back Glow Drosera by Wire Man, on Flickr
Psygmorchis pusilla
P. pusilla by Wire Man, on Flickr
Weird D. aliciae leaf.
D. aliciae by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. dielsiana flower
D. dielsiana by Wire Man, on Flickr
Freaky D. sp. "South Africa" flower. This one always does weird stuff.
D. sp. "South Africa" by Wire Man, on Flickr
New N. naga pitcher
N. naga by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. pygmaea. Don't know if it wants to go dormant or not.
D. pygmaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Little Dionaea sprouts
Dionaea Germination by Wire Man, on Flickr
This should be interesting
S. alata Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. pusilla by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. esseriana
P. esseriana by Wire Man, on Flickr
The Sophronitis is growing
Sophronitis Growth Point by Wire Man, on Flickr
This one looks like it should have pitchered, but I have to give it up. Nepenthes rafflesiana var. gigantea.
N. rafflesiana tendril by Wire Man, on Flickr
P. cyclosecta
P. cyclosecta by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. paleacea
D. paleacea ssp. trichocaulis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Lots of capillaris flowers
D. capillaris Flowers by Wire Man, on Flickr
I'm liking this one a lot.
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Q7278247 by Wire Man, on Flickr
This is either from a leaf pulling or seed
Dionaea Seedling by Wire Man, on Flickr
My hyrbrid is coloring up nicely
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
The blue mini bog
Mini Bog Blue by Wire Man, on Flickr
Red mini bog
Mini Bog Red by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. minor
S. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
Purp
S. purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. x naczii
S. x naczii by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Stupid pill bugs and millipedes...
Q7278260 by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. filiformis
D. filiformis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Not a good day for wasps
Q7278262 by Wire Man, on Flickr
Insult to Injury by Wire Man, on Flickr
Wire Man
Sphagnum Guru
S. 'Night Sky'
S. "Night Sky" by Wire Man, on Flickr
This one is looking very interesting.
Sarracenia by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. leuco
S. leucophylla by Wire Man, on Flickr
And some cranefly orchids behind my parents' house
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
Typical flytraps with a ballpoint pen for scale.
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
My little hybrid isn't so little anymore.
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea Victim by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. minor
S. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea from mcmcnair
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. psittacina
S. psittacina by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. filiformis by Wire Man, on Flickr
These intermedias were grown from seed this Spring. They're already flowering...
D. intermedia by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. capillaris "Long Arm" by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. 'Starry Night'
S. "Starry Night" by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. "Night Sky" by Wire Man, on Flickr
This one is looking very interesting.
Sarracenia by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. leuco
S. leucophylla by Wire Man, on Flickr
And some cranefly orchids behind my parents' house
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
T. discolor by Wire Man, on Flickr
Typical flytraps with a ballpoint pen for scale.
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea by Wire Man, on Flickr
My little hybrid isn't so little anymore.
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Dionaea Victim by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. minor
S. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea from mcmcnair
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. psittacina
S. psittacina by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. filiformis by Wire Man, on Flickr
These intermedias were grown from seed this Spring. They're already flowering...
D. intermedia by Wire Man, on Flickr
D. capillaris "Long Arm" by Wire Man, on Flickr
Sarracenia hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. 'Starry Night'
S. "Starry Night" by Wire Man, on Flickr
Wire Man
Sphagnum Guru
N. glabrata is working on upper pitchers!
Upper Pitchers! by Wire Man, on Flickr
The latest N. lavicola pitcher
N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. burkei
N. burkei by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. x naczii has decided it wants to flower now.
S. x naczii by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. purpurea "Reedy Creek" by Wire Man, on Flickr
The two alata x purpurea seedlings are already showing a lot of differences.
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. psittacina
S. psittacina by Wire Man, on Flickr
Big leaf belonging to my hybrid
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Stuff from Richjam
N. khasiana, ampullaria "Harlequin", and ventricosa
N. khasiana, ampullaria "Harlequin", & venricosa by Wire Man, on Flickr
Ceph
Cephalotus by Wire Man, on Flickr
And now for the ICPS pickups
N. 'Lorainne', a singalana x boschiana hybrid
N. 'Lorraine' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. aristolochioides x ventricosa
N. aristolochioides x ventricosa by Wire Man, on Flickr
Maxillaria huntii
M. huntii by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. 'Dormous', (ventricoa x belii) x dubia
N. 'Dormouse' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. boschiana
N. boschiana by Wire Man, on Flickr
H. minor
H. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. 'Caladium', maxima x campanulata
N. 'Caladium' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. alba
N. alba by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. sibuyanensis
N. sibuyanensis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Coelogyne fimbriata. That flower has since opened.
C. fimbriata by Wire Man, on Flickr
Upper Pitchers! by Wire Man, on Flickr
The latest N. lavicola pitcher
N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. lavicola by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. burkei
N. burkei by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. x naczii has decided it wants to flower now.
S. x naczii by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. purpurea "Reedy Creek" by Wire Man, on Flickr
The two alata x purpurea seedlings are already showing a lot of differences.
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. alata x purpurea by Wire Man, on Flickr
S. psittacina
S. psittacina by Wire Man, on Flickr
Big leaf belonging to my hybrid
Sarracenia Hybrid by Wire Man, on Flickr
Stuff from Richjam
N. khasiana, ampullaria "Harlequin", and ventricosa
N. khasiana, ampullaria "Harlequin", & venricosa by Wire Man, on Flickr
Ceph
Cephalotus by Wire Man, on Flickr
And now for the ICPS pickups
N. 'Lorainne', a singalana x boschiana hybrid
N. 'Lorraine' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. aristolochioides x ventricosa
N. aristolochioides x ventricosa by Wire Man, on Flickr
Maxillaria huntii
M. huntii by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. 'Dormous', (ventricoa x belii) x dubia
N. 'Dormouse' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. boschiana
N. boschiana by Wire Man, on Flickr
H. minor
H. minor by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. 'Caladium', maxima x campanulata
N. 'Caladium' by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. alba
N. alba by Wire Man, on Flickr
N. sibuyanensis
N. sibuyanensis by Wire Man, on Flickr
Coelogyne fimbriata. That flower has since opened.
C. fimbriata by Wire Man, on Flickr
Wire Man
Sphagnum Guru
Fantastic photos! What are you going to call the new hybrid? I think something related to ponys would be fitting
That's a really tempting idea. It might be named after something related to fire, because it does look like an open flame. Oh, Spitfire would be a good one.
