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Brie's CP photo thread

  • #101
I snapped a new photo of my droso today.. I brought it inside a couple weeks ago, and it seems WAY happier now that its inside.. Its leaves have thickened quite a bit and its unfurling new ones at top speed..

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The newest leaf and pitcher on my Royal Truncata.. I was all excited about it cuz its the first one in my care, but then it was pointed out that it has Little Lid Syndrome.. im new at neps so had no idea what it was or that this pitcher even looked abnormal. heh.. *sigh* oh well.. I hope its next one is perfect.
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and snapped a quick pic of my Broadleaf cape's epic flower stalk... and it still has over a dozen flowers to go on each branch!
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  • #102
Mine always has little lid syndrome :down: I hope yours grows out of it though!

Do you always have your droso under 2 lights?! :0o:
 
  • #104
I've gotta find me a droso. That's the coolest thing I've ever seen.
 
  • #105
Mine always has little lid syndrome :down: I hope yours grows out of it though!

Do you always have your droso under 2 lights?! :0o:

I hope so too..

And yes.. They need intense light.. Also, the bulbs are just 1 "mushroom" CF plant bulb, and one little 13w energy saver bulb.. so not like 150w or anything..
 
  • #106
That capensis is insane!
 
  • #107
Holy flower scapes! I've noticed most truncatas have a tendency to make deformed lids more so that other species.
 
  • #108
:lol:

that poor flower stalk
 
  • #109
Snapped a couple pics of my patio today, after doing some general plant clean up/late season repotting... I had PLANNED on chopping all pitchers off and lining all the pots up against the wall/corner of the patio, then cover with plant insulation cloth.. BUT. Apparently they aren't quite ready yet.. Still lots of new pitcher growth, even after a week of freezing at night. *sigh* GO THE EFF TO SLEEP! lol.

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  • #110
Nice pics! The Drosophyllm looks a little spoiled with its own personal lights :lol:

I remember a few months back you had gotten a sarr that had a flower...I believe it was the triple rarity or something like that...has the flower made seeds or been lost to the frost?
 
  • #111
Wow that flower stalk is totally ridiculous!
 
  • #112
:0o: so many plants! your collection is marvelous! I also love your photography. :laaa:
 
  • #113
:clap: Good form.. mighty good form I say!
 
  • #114
MOAR PICS! lol.

Day 33 for my D. falconeri x aff. ordensis seeds, now seedlings. Getting bigger.

These two are the biggest
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Flower on my mystery D. darwinensis hybrid
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D. kenneallyi coming out of dormancy and growing new leaves
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And my P. cyclosecta.. having survived the Fungus Gnat Larvae hollocost, its now back to 100%
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Nice pics! The Drosophyllm looks a little spoiled with its own personal lights :lol:

I remember a few months back you had gotten a sarr that had a flower...I believe it was the triple rarity or something like that...has the flower made seeds or been lost to the frost?

Oh hey, I totally missed your question lance.. sorry for the late reply..

I got an alabamensis that had a flower on it, but sadly looks like it was never fertilized.. I did also get a "Appalachian Spring" that had a fertilized flower on it.. I collected the seed a couple weeks back...

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  • #115
ummm....those sarr seeds look like they may be fertile...just saying...awesome stuff. ;)
 
  • #116
indeed vs white and shriveled that I associate with non viable seeds....
 
  • #117
Umm.. I am confused?? :scratch: I said fertile didnt I? lol.
 
  • #118
I think they thought the seeds were of the alabamensis.
 
  • #119
Oops....thought you were posting pics of the one that that supposedly didn't get fertillized.....don't mind me. :lol:
 
  • #120
OIC.. Got ya..
 
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