Thanks all!
@Shawty: Thanks... I take great pride in my pond scum, and appreciate such kinds of validation...
A bit of a photo dump today...
Finally got my madagascariensis staked up... Thing is massive. Approaching 8 inches long/tall. Size reference is a 35mm film canister:
The capensis actually look reasonable this year. Maybe I'll get some flowahs after I change the photoperiod this year (I have not done it yet, cause I'm lazy...)
These are the disputed hybrid, D. capensis "albino" x aliciae. No matter what it is, they are a very fine looking plant. Like an incredibly stocky broadleaf:
N. truncata "Paisan highland" is picking up real nice:
Second pitcher on the Heli seedlings is tiny, compared to the monolithic film canister:
D. camporupestris is about the same size as the canister. Getting there!
N. ventricosa x robcantleyi is showing the milk chocolate silkyness on the developing pitchers:
N. inermis from AW actually made a big leaf, and it might even develop a pitcher on this one:
N. bellii x clipeata looks nice:
I've had this Ceph for two years now. It did fine for the first, but then it declined. It would make new traps, but they would die when they got to a certain size. I guess I've found the best place for them, as this and the CB clone are both doing well:
U. blanchetii:
One of the ****zies:
U. rostrata:
Some regia:
Some non etiolated reniformis:
This is the one Utric that is not enjoying the setup. Angry bunnies probably want warmer temps:
I've been having mould issues with this moss, but it looks too nice to get rid of:
D. prolifera:
D. schizandra:
The biggest of my Sarracenia seedlings:
That's all for now, thanks for looking!