DJ57's plant thread

[Favian]

the colors are so vibrant! good growing!

[Tony C]

Looking great, I really like that jonesii. The mystery flava looks a lot like Karen Oudean's 'Blush' clone which was originally collected along the South Santee river in South Carolina. Can't say that is what it is for sure of course, but that particular shape and lid are within the normal range of variation.

[tje25]

Just Amazing!!!!! Great job DJ!!

[lil hokie]

Great plants like always DJ! The bog looks awesome.

[DJ57]

Thank you all for your kind comments, and thanx to the ones who shed some light on the mystery flava. It will certainly be interesting to see how it develops when it starts producing bigger pitchers.

[DJ57]

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[bluemax]

Wow! 'Feels like a photographic tour of a large cp nursery. How many of the Drosophyllum plants do you suppose are there?

[DJ57]

Wow! 'Feels like a photographic tour of a large cp nursery. How many of the Drosophyllum plants do you suppose are there?

Thank you Mark. There are technically 2 drosos in the pot, the 3rd is a stem that fell over and formed a plant and is still attached to the other one with no roots of its own. Each flower stalk put up between 5 and 7 flowers each. This is the second round of flower stalks for 2 of the plants in this pot and I am interested to see if they will produce seed as well as the first round.

[mass]

I'm officially building a bog. I want THAT awesomeness in my yard too!

[DJ57]

I'm officially building a bog. I want THAT awesomeness in my yard too!

Thank you Travis, I would love to see that and your sarrs and flytraps probably would enjoy it also. Move to Oregon and I will dig you a nice one, haha.