Reply With QuoteMan, I'm jealous of your dews. Those D. schizandra shots are pretty awesome.
I didn't know you could tube cuttings... I guess something in me always assumed they needed oxygen... is that not true? Might have to try tubing myself...
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My favourite pics outta this batch were the B52, Ceph, second admirabilis shot, and the Schizzies. your plants are looking marvelous as always.
Man, I'm jealous of your dews. Those D. schizandra shots are pretty awesome.
I didn't know you could tube cuttings... I guess something in me always assumed they needed oxygen... is that not true? Might have to try tubing myself...
Originally Posted by _ReApEr
Seems to work fine either way. And I'm sure the vial isn't air tight.. prolly a bubble in there somewhere.
cool pics
love the dew shots
******* epic dude.. Love em!
very nice mass...only thing i would say is reduce the yellow in your pictures if you have photoeditting software available. other than that, the shots, the angles, everything else is looking really good.
on another note, D. villosa var ascendens actually was redesignated to D. ascendens.
" You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means." -Inigo Montoya
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+petiolaris drosera going dormant?
+picture thread
Great shots as always Mass! Lovin the dews too!
huh.. that's the second time I've had a yellow comment. I haven't really monkeyed with it in PS, but I'll take a gander next time I do pics.very nice mass...only thing i would say is reduce the yellow in your pictures if you have photoeditting software available. other than that, the shots, the angles, everything else is looking really good.
on another note, D. villosa var ascendens actually was redesignated to D. ascendens.
Thanks for the heads up on the ascendens. I'll make the appropriate changes to my notes.
A few pics from earlier this morning. I think I gave a quick yellow treatment to all of them. It's RGB, but I think I got it right. Any better? I can take out more yellow easy.
D. regia 'Typical'
Don't think I corrected the yellow on this one.
Part of the S. "Brokkenensis" seedlings.
One of my typicals. Same plant as what I called the wanna be. The older pitchers there look like a fake Eden Black to me.
So beautiful and very nice macro shots, the sundews look so gorgeous! Thank you for sharing!
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