Okay, what is the bugger?

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TunaSurprise

• Feb 10, 2005

• #1

It may be a pygmy, but i don't know. Help! i'm getting a headache trying to decipher it.

 

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Kirkscoastalcarnivores

• Feb 10, 2005

• #2

might be a D. Peltata

 

Joseph Clemens

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• Feb 10, 2005

• #3

Might be Drosera rotundifolia.

 

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The Griffin

• Feb 11, 2005

• #4

I'm with Joe on that one.

Cheers,

Joe

 

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Treaqum

• Feb 11, 2005

• #5

either peltata, aurticularia, or rotundifolia. If it popped up by itself it is probibly rotundifolia

 

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SunPitcher

• Feb 11, 2005

• #6

rotundifolia. my peltata is more eliptical

 

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Kirkscoastalcarnivores

• Feb 11, 2005

• #7

iono looks just like my D. Peltata

 

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TunaSurprise

• Feb 13, 2005

• #8

I hope it`s peltata, i`ve wanted one of those for a while now. It germinated by itself in my greenhouse, so i think it might be rotundifolia.

 

Tony Paroubek

• Feb 13, 2005

• #9

It's not D. peltata.

 

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Kirkscoastalcarnivores

• Feb 13, 2005

• #10

oh if it was by itslef its not peltata, peltata produces by big seed that would be noticeable

 

nepenthes gracilis

Nepenthes Specialist

• Feb 13, 2005

• #11

A wee wittle D. rotundifolia!

 

BigCarnivourKid

It's been one of dem days

• Feb 13, 2005

• #12

NO! NO! Guys!! It's one of Tamlin's D. roundanstickias

 

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TunaSurprise

• Feb 14, 2005

• #13

[b said:

Quote[/b] (Tony Paroubek @ Feb. 13 2005,9:58)]It's not D. peltata.

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You just HAD to burst my bubble didn't you?

BigCarnivourKid- WTF?

 

rattler

• Feb 14, 2005

• #14

D. roundandstickia, he sent me one of those. unfortunatly it didnt survive before it got officially identified. Tamlin, what a guy.

 

BigCarnivourKid

It's been one of dem days

• Feb 14, 2005

• #15

[b said:

Quote[/b] (BigCarnivourKid @ Feb. 13 2005,9:31)]NO! NO! Guys!! It's one of Tamlin's D. roundanstickias

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[b said:

Quote[/b] (TunaSurprise @ Feb. 14 2005,6:43)]BigCarnivourKid- WTF?

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That's what Tamlin called sundews of unknown ID. ...Round and sticky!

 

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Tamlin Dawnstar

• Feb 16, 2005

• #16

Could be Drosera roundandstickya! It could also be Drosera binata in its juvenille phase. Most Dosera begin life in just this fashion, only gaining definitive characteristics with age. Its funny to think that the crescent leaved D. binata could have round leaves but it's true. I also can 't discount D. peltata at this stage. I have had seedlings of that species resemble this. Post a photo in another couple of months and it should be much easier to play the name game.

 

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shokuchuu

• Feb 16, 2005

• #17

[b said:

Quote[/b] ]WTF?

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Can we possibly refrain from using such vocabulary? It's technically not written but we all know what it means

. Cheers.

 

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TunaSurprise

• Feb 16, 2005

• #18

Most of the people on other forums i visit have NO IDEA.

I hope it's a peltata

It is VERY jeuvenile, maybe only a dime's width across, maybe less.