Drosera picture

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droseradude

• Jun 2, 2004

• #1

 

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Starman

• Jun 2, 2004

• #2

Nice sundew. Neato globules of glue.

 

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The Griffin

• Jun 2, 2004

• #3

Very nice picture. You have a good eye.
Um, where is the red, (ie "red tentacle") ?

Joe

 

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droseradude

• Jun 2, 2004

• #4

It was under low light, but its starting to turn red since I moved it closer to the bulb.

thanks starman.
droseradude

 

HellzDungeon

• Jun 2, 2004

• #5

I would tread caustiously if i was an insect in your house

 

Lauderdale

• Jun 3, 2004

• #6

Here are a couple of pics of my burmanni green.

Here it is eating an unknown insect it captured.

I grow mine outside and they are good little eaters.

Oh!  Here is my "red".

 

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droseradude

• Jun 3, 2004

• #7

wow! nice pics

 

jimscott

Tropical Fish Enthusiast

• Jun 3, 2004

• #8

Man, me and Pond Boy need to get your respective cameras!

 

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pond boy

• Jun 3, 2004

• #9

Lol. Yeah::

 

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Tamlin Dawnstar

• Jun 3, 2004

• #10

Tht red form sure looks like D. sessilifolia.

 

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pond boy

• Jun 3, 2004

• #11

Wasn`t the syn. sesifolia thrown out and proven false?

 

Lauderdale

• Jun 4, 2004

• #12

Oh my gosh William.  Don't tell me that.  

I know you already have D. sessilifolia and I just sent you seeds from it...along with burmanni green.
Oh well...now you got more.  Hehehe.

 

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Fernando Rivadavia

• Jun 16, 2004

• #13

D.sessilifolia has not been discarded by anyone yet as a synonym of D.burmannii, although there have been talks about the obvious proximity of these two species.
You are probably getting mixed up with those D.aliciae-like plants going around CP collections labelled as D.sessilifolia.

Take Care,
Fernando Rivadavia