Got my new camera, but... yeah.
Here's my current confusion:
It was sold to me as a Drosera dichotoma 'Giant', but I was under the impression the leaves on those are much longer. Might I have accidentally been sent a "Marston Dragon" cultivar instead? The description of Marston Dragon sounds like what I see here, but, I'm not sure.
Here's the other one I noticed today, as I was figuring out how to take zoomed in shots on my new camera:
This is my oldest Dorsera and oldest carnivorous plant, it's about 2.5 years old and I originally got it at Wallgreens on a whim. The soil actually goes down a bit further, the older leaves have perlite stuck to them due to how I water it.
So, what is that red thing? Is it a runner? A root? Some form of deformation? I was ultimately trying to get a picture of the baby plant coming out from the main plant, so... Didn't even notice that growth until today -- it might be rather new.
Here's my current confusion:
It was sold to me as a Drosera dichotoma 'Giant', but I was under the impression the leaves on those are much longer. Might I have accidentally been sent a "Marston Dragon" cultivar instead? The description of Marston Dragon sounds like what I see here, but, I'm not sure.
Here's the other one I noticed today, as I was figuring out how to take zoomed in shots on my new camera:
This is my oldest Dorsera and oldest carnivorous plant, it's about 2.5 years old and I originally got it at Wallgreens on a whim. The soil actually goes down a bit further, the older leaves have perlite stuck to them due to how I water it.
So, what is that red thing? Is it a runner? A root? Some form of deformation? I was ultimately trying to get a picture of the baby plant coming out from the main plant, so... Didn't even notice that growth until today -- it might be rather new.