Recovery from Summer
I am back from working away from home this summer and my plants are certainly doing better than they were some months ago. I'm a bit shocked to realize how long it has been since I last posted some photos. Here goes -
My ever-faithful Drosera aliciae. This thing just never skips a beat.
Some little D. slackii.
D. tomentosa - formerly D. montana var. tomentosa
P. cyclosecta. This species always seems to be a crowd-pleaser. Purple and teal - what's not to like?
D. roraimae. These seem much-releaved at the cooler temps. of autumn.
D. adelae feeling its way around the local neighborhood.
D. natalensis was a species that came to me out of the blue. Seemingly a generic-looking rosetted 'dew I have come to really like this one.
My Cephalotus 'Hummer's Giant'.
A small pot of little D. latifolia, formerly D. ascendans.
Flytrap seedlings of mixed parentage. Such potential!
D. graomogolensis.
D. hamiltonii.
Grandmother D. slackii.
I really like those red stipules.
I really need to rescue this D. scorpioides before the fan gets it.