Adam
Sarracenia Collector
I agree. Also for the top post, for some reason i thought it was Liz...
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Brokken's Greenhouse
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I agree. Also for the top post, for some reason i thought it was Liz...
lizasaur
Charlatan
Some closeup shots of small, yet interesting pitchers.
Clipeata x (clipeata x eymae). Not the full clip, but still starting to show some of those peltate leaves that the species is known for:
Singalana from Peter's Nursery. Slow but steady:
This is the female equivalent of my thorelli x aristo. Both of these plants came from Capslock's stock:
Ventricosa x ampullaria. It actually has a slight violet-purple edge to the peristome. This should be interesting when it's fully grown:
Clipeata x (clipeata x eymae). Not the full clip, but still starting to show some of those peltate leaves that the species is known for:
Singalana from Peter's Nursery. Slow but steady:
This is the female equivalent of my thorelli x aristo. Both of these plants came from Capslock's stock:
Ventricosa x ampullaria. It actually has a slight violet-purple edge to the peristome. This should be interesting when it's fully grown:
thez_yo
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Adam
Sarracenia Collector
First rain of the season. Took out my neps so they could enjoy water the way it was intended: From the sky - in little droplets:
Afterwards, I did a little re-arrangement to best make use of the light - especially as the days get shorter and the sun travels along a lower azimuth:
Some of these will have to be moved to a new warmer enclosure that I need to make to house my lowlanders. Last year, they suffered a lot as the result of being left out with the highlanders, so this year I'm gonna have to take special measures to maintain their habitat at temperatures closer to 80 degrees:
Afterwards, I did a little re-arrangement to best make use of the light - especially as the days get shorter and the sun travels along a lower azimuth:
Some of these will have to be moved to a new warmer enclosure that I need to make to house my lowlanders. Last year, they suffered a lot as the result of being left out with the highlanders, so this year I'm gonna have to take special measures to maintain their habitat at temperatures closer to 80 degrees:
First rain of the season. Took out my neps so they could enjoy water the way it was intended: From the sky - in little droplets:
Afterwards, I did a little re-arrangement to best make use of the light - especially as the days get shorter and the sun travels along a lower azimuth:
Some of these will have to be moved to a new warmer enclosure that I need to make to house my lowlanders. Last year, they suffered a lot as the result of being left out with the highlanders, so this year I'm gonna have to take special measures to maintain their habitat at temperatures closer to 80 degrees:
Those are simply Amazing pictures. All your plants are very healthy and very very well grown. I cant wait till all my neps get tall like those, lol.
Thanks Steve!
It's actually synthetic grass - like astroturf. One of these days I'm going to rip it out, put plastic and then a covering of pebbles.
TheFury
Oh, the humanity!!
N. copelandii Pasian:
N. aristolochioides:
N x unknown:
N x ampullaria x ventricosa:
N x "Black Knight" (vent x ramispina):
N x clipeata x (clipeata x eymae):
N. jacquelinae:
N x lowii x campanulata:
N x maxima x trusmadiensis:
N x maxima x veitchii:
N x 'Sabre' (ventricosa x TM):
N x thorelii x aristolochioides:
N. aristolochioides:
N x unknown:
N x ampullaria x ventricosa:
N x "Black Knight" (vent x ramispina):
N x clipeata x (clipeata x eymae):
N. jacquelinae:
N x lowii x campanulata:
N x maxima x trusmadiensis:
N x maxima x veitchii:
N x 'Sabre' (ventricosa x TM):
N x thorelii x aristolochioides:
lizasaur
Charlatan
And some more:
Cephalotus (normal form):
N x 'Marbled Dragon' (Truncata x maxima):
N. x muluensis x lowii:
N x throrelli x aristolochioides (female):
N x 'Rokko':
N. ventricosa:
H x heterodoxa x minor:
H x Heterodoxa x nutans:
H x 'Tequila':
N. eymae:
N. jamban:
N. platychilla:
N x ventricosa x aristolochioides:
Cephalotus (normal form):
N x 'Marbled Dragon' (Truncata x maxima):
N. x muluensis x lowii:
N x throrelli x aristolochioides (female):
N x 'Rokko':
N. ventricosa:
H x heterodoxa x minor:
H x Heterodoxa x nutans:
H x 'Tequila':
N. eymae:
N. jamban:
N. platychilla:
N x ventricosa x aristolochioides:
