D. capensis 'Red'

Drosera36

• May 20, 2006

• #1

I was bored, so I took some pics of my D. capensis 'Red' plant.

Egg white!

I'm planning on making some leaf cuttings soon.

-Ben

 

cool85k5

• May 20, 2006

• #2

Nice D.capensis 'Red' you have there!Thanks for sharing the photos!I might have to look into getting one of those sometime in the future.


Jerry

 

jimscott

Tropical Fish Enthusiast

• May 20, 2006

• #3

Well done, Ben!

 

Goofzilla

I'm Stratified

• May 20, 2006

• #4

Georgeous!

 

Drosera36

• May 20, 2006

• #5

Thanks. I pretty much neglect this guy most of the time, but it seems to stay red while only under 82 watts of light. cool85k5, I could give you a few budded leaf cuttings, after I make some, that is.

-Ben

 

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LLeopardGGecko

• May 20, 2006

• #6

Looks great Ben.

 

JMurphy97

• May 20, 2006

• #7

Is that the mother plant of the ones you sent me? It looks great.

 

cool85k5

• May 21, 2006

• #8

That is nice of you Ben,just let me know when you have some available.


Jerry

 

Drosera36

• May 21, 2006

• #9

JMurphy97, it's not exactly the mother plant. The one in the pic and the one I sent you were grown by seeds from the same plant. I had all of them growing in that one pot, and I needed to give it some more room, and the little ones were staying little because they were crowded. So, I just gave away the small ones so that they could have more room, and kept the large one. And this plant might not be a pure D. capensis 'Red' plant, as concluded in this post:

Confusing parentage

-Ben

 

JMurphy97

• May 21, 2006

• #10

Well you sent me one that was green and another that was red. I thought that was weird at first but I was just glad to get some good looking plants.

 

Drosera36

• May 21, 2006

• #11

I sent you the green one because I had way too many of them, and I thought you would like one.

-Ben