before and After, and a few others

Devon

• Feb 1, 2012

• #1

before and after of D. capensis "alba" x aliciae after being fed. These seedlings look awesome all squished together like this, but I'm going to re-pot them soon.. when I get space.

Sorry about pic quality, I took them rather quickly.

with all of the food on them:

omnomnom

after

it's not all that easy to see the difference in the pics.

Here are summore pics!

Couple of anglica "Ca x Ha" starting to turna bit more red with the new lights.

madagascariensis

Thanks for lookin'.

---------- Post added at 07:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:07 PM ----------

Here they are side by side for a better comparison:

 

Peatmoss

• Feb 1, 2012

• #2

Those capensis x aliciae seedlings look great, I might have to trade you for some in the spring! Very nice CA x HI plants as well!

 

rapidan

the haunted

• Feb 1, 2012

• #3

Very nice

 

UnstuckinTime

• Feb 1, 2012

• #4

I'm with Peatmoss, those are some excellent looking 'dews that i'd love to trade for in the spring.

 

Dexenthes

Aristoloingulamata

• Feb 1, 2012

• #5

Sweet! I love the before and after shot of all the dews closed up for feeding. Also digging the D. anglica. It makes me want some of these subtropical varieties so that I could grow them year round in doors. The wild ones probably wouldn't take the heat...

 

limeslide

• Feb 1, 2012

• #6

Beautiful! Very nice anglica!

 

mass

• Feb 1, 2012

• #7

Loving the anglica. I may need to find me some of those..

 

amphirion

• Feb 1, 2012

• #8

if i didnt know any better, your capensis x aliceae seedlings almost look like a glabarous hilaris. great shots!

 

Devon

• Feb 1, 2012

• #9

Thanks everyone! @Peatmoss: I'd be happy to trade! I have cutting with sprouts I am going to plant soon.

 

bluemax

Lotsa blue

Supporter

• Feb 2, 2012

• #10

Great feeding pics - and I really like the hybrid. They do look like D. hilaris a lot. Since all three species share some of their ranges it makes me wonder... Except D. hilaris is really tough to sprout from seed. Is D. aliciae x D. capensis as easy to sprout as the two parents are?

 

jimscott

Tropical Fish Enthusiast

• Feb 2, 2012

• #11

Feed me, Seymore!

 

GrowinOld

Not Growing Up!

• Feb 2, 2012

• #12

Nice before & after shots!
You can see the plant is filling the pot more in the after,
and I think I can hear a few of them burping too!

Nice photos!

 

Devon

• Feb 2, 2012

• #13

Hahaha, thanks Jim, GO, and Bluemax!

 

CPlantaholic

• Feb 2, 2012

• #14

aww, they're growing up so fast. love them all, as always.

 

Kyle

• Feb 3, 2012

• #15

LOL, the omnomnom shot made me chuckle.