My current indoor setup

[richjam1986]

It looks like you're doing a great job. I understand space limitations. I have an N. sanguinea that is outgrowing my growrack and I'm trying to figure out whether to trim it or where I can put it to give it enough light (my appartment windows have less than optimal light). I want to see it enter vining stage!
I am in no way trying to criticize. I just have a hard time not voicing my observations, whether they are helpful or not

[xQuinnx]

No worries, I didn't think you were.
Most of my neps are pretty small now, but the few that have outgrown the grow shelf (or been pushed out because I got something new and exciting) have done pretty well by my window, even though it only really gets a few hours of good light. After I've updated my grow rack (someday...) I'm thinking about hanging a T8 by the window to help them out. I would totally say don't cut it so you can see it vine, but that's just me.

[xQuinnx]

I can't believe it's taken me over a week to post this, but I've been super busy.
I finally got a Royal Truncata! I'm so happy with it, and I'm so excited to watch it grow up

When it first arrived 10.21.2011






Today (sorry about the cell phone pics, my camera died).






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While I'm at it, my Truncata "Pasian" is looking very red since I changed my lights =)

[mobile]

Utricularia, could be Sandersonii.

Judging by the leaf shape and runners, it is U. Sandersonii.

[xQuinnx]

Yep, I'm pretty sure it is. It still hasn't flowered though.

[monkey_Cup]

love your ceph, you said that the two green pitchers formed in your care, how long have they been in your care

[Brie]

Missed you newest posts, yay royal truncata! Congrats.

[xQuinnx]

Thanks Brie =)

monkey_Cup, I've had my ceph since August 20th. Here's an updated picture of those two new pitchers. There are also three more that have started, but they're still itty bitty.