Finally spent some quality time with the plants today. Some more quick pics:
One of my favorite neps at the moment, N. x ventrata!
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Anyone know what could be wrong with my N. ventricosa? It's never been much of a good grower, but I attribute that to the five or six basals growing out of it.
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Seeing the alata tendril on N. rafflesiana alata x squat. Don't mind the fog.
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Nice red pitcher forming on N. lowii x campanulata, the first in my care.
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My N. ampullaria 'Lime Twist' is starting to put out deformed leaves. It has two nice basals, so I think it too is being drained of energy. That and roots are coming out of the bottom of the pot...
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My Pinguicula emarginata x jaumavensis threw out its first flower.
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The plant doesn't look too shabby either:
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D. oblanceolata:
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D. prolifera. Check out all the babies!
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My largest D. burmannii from Humpty-Doo, Australia crashed. I have no idea why. One remains.
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Another of my favorite sundews. A D. multifida 'extrema' cutting:
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Here's the coffee-flavored burmannii. After not feeding it for a few weeks, the plant's glands have turned red and the leaves have shifted to a light pink. Seeds soon!
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Ultra-cropped pic that actually turned out pretty well. Makes me wish I had a DSLR for real macro.
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Thanks for looking!