Some Random Watering Day Photos

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Here is one from last years auction, Drosera capillaris.






Next up U. uniflora growing in some ADA aquasoil.


Some Utricularia pubescens also in aquasoil.


And last Genlisea violacea 'Giant' growing way down into the clear pot.

[thez_yo]

I don't know about you, but that doesn't look like a capensis to me...maybe you mean capillaris or something? They're all very pretty though

[w03]

I agree with thez_yo. Plus, most people would be unlikely to buy a capensis at an auction, unless it was some kind of mutant.

By the way, the U. pubescens and the G. violacea are amazing!

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I don't know about you, but that doesn't look like a capensis to me...maybe you mean capillaris or something? They're all very pretty though

Picky, picky. Thats what you get for using google to help spell something. Its corrected now.

[MH1]

A bit off topic, but that capillaris really reminds me of a patch of mutant daisy flowers I saw last spring... I wonder if it is a similar genetic mutation? It was basiclly 3 flowers joined together seamlessly, even the flowerstalk was about a centimetre wide, but only 2 millimetres deep... There were quite a few seperate clumps, so I think they may have been fertile! I saw a dandelion like this too, but I didn't have my camera :/

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[Lil Stinkpot]

I had two capensis do that simultaneously last fall. I took pictures, but they're lost in Photobucket somewhere. Sadly, both succumbed to mealies.

[Adam]

That capilaris is freaky awesome!

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That capillaris mound is awesome!

What is ADA Aquasoil? Is it actually "soil" or clay bits or...? They don't sell any of the ADA products around here outside the Nature Aquarium Books.