Sundew update! Right now everything doesn't look too hot. I'm debating totally redoing my grow setups and changing to terrariums. It's a hassle to continually add water to the trays and I want the dews dewier
D. multifida extrema getting tangled up just the way I like it.
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My hoard of experimental capensises. I let them dry out for a month and have just now cared for them enough to make them spring back. Now I'm going to play with watering with tap.
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The capensis tree is coming along nicely as well.
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A new find, D. spatulata 'Ruby Slippers'
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D. scorpioides:
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D. prolifera has shown a significant increase in size since being moved to lower light. I LOVE this species. It is so easy to grow.
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D. montana var. tomentosa flowering again:
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D. montana var. tomentosa getting way bigger in a peat/sand mix:
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D. montana var. tomentosa plantlets getting bigger. Sorry for the awful photo.
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D. x snyderi
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D. burmannii 'Coffee' turning light brown again!
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It has a ridiculous amount of flowerstalks. It's a miserable seed producer though.
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And lastly, my newest addition, D. tracyi. I think these will be some stars of the collection.
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Thanks for looking!