Reply With Quotei needs summa dat der Glabripes!
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D. regia clone R1 - fun with focus shift. This plant definitely benefited from a cool winter outdoors.
D. glabripes - ditto on the winter. Colder winters may be key to the long term survival of this species. Time will tell.
D. hamiltonii - flower continues to develop. These are all offshoots from the same plant. Why the variability in color
The infamous Butterfly Valley D. × hybrida tetraploid - flowers coming up
Grand Hotel... always the same. People come, people go. Nothing ever happens.
i needs summa dat der Glabripes!
man i love the internet, I just ordered myself a drosera glabripes. woot!
Odds are it is D. × corinthiaca a natural hybrid of D. glabripes and D. aliciae. I've never found a vendor in the US that sells true D. glabripes. The source in Australia sells D. x corinthiaca mislabeled as D. glabripes and that's where the US vendors get them from.
D. × corinthiaca
vs
D. glabripes
this is only about a third as tall as they've gotten for me
even when young they are quite different from the hybrid
The hybrid as a tough one to keep going long term too.
Grand Hotel... always the same. People come, people go. Nothing ever happens.
Great Pics! I love the D. × corinthiaca
so this is not drosera glabripes? this is their stock image btw
hybrid
Grand Hotel... always the same. People come, people go. Nothing ever happens.
Drosera admirabilis
D. slackii - nice and dew for a change
though the mother plant looks like crap. I thought I would leave the skirt on it instead of trimming it off and burying the stem when I last repotted it. Big mistake I think.
D. glabripes
D. graomogolensis
Some pygmies
D. ultramafica × spatulata or whatever it is
Grand Hotel... always the same. People come, people go. Nothing ever happens.
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