Those "spatulata" flowers look more like my sterile tokaiensis form than any spatulata I grow, glands included.
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Those "spatulata" flowers look more like my sterile tokaiensis form than any spatulata I grow, glands included.
Last edited by hcarlton; 03-20-2016 at 06:29 PM.
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Growlist
D. burmannii "Humpty Doo" (sowed 1/22/16):
Red Sphagnum Culture:
Cephalotus newest fully formed pitcher with the next in line:
D. spatulata leaf:
D. sp. "Floating" looking meh due to being moved from one place in the pot, to another (overcrowding), but new leaves are growing ok:
The D. Burmani are looking excellent. Have you thought of posting a video of their fast acting traps?
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Thanks! I'll take another now with my new phone and the biggest leaves, but here's one I posted on Instagram not too long ago: InstagramOriginally Posted by curtisconners
Wow, those things are FAST! Awesome video.
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Thanks! D. burmannii has quickly become one of my favorite dews. The two types of tentacles are a very cool addition to the typical drosera structure.
It is an awesome sundew. Also, how are your cephalotus leaf pulls doing?
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Unfortunately, they all died. Not sure why, but next time I work with ceph pullings, they are going into live sphagnum. The main plant is doing really well though.
I'm sorry to hear that. Good luck if you try it again.
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Wow, your ceph collection is so nice. I've been reinvigorated lately by cephalotus. I was wondering in the 1st post with the six little immature pitchers? are those cuttings? I've never tried making cutting with immature pitchers or leaves. What is your success rate?
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