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Hey everyone! I'm getting back into the hobby and have been growing a D. regia on my office's windowsill. It thrived last summer, went dormant this winter, and was just starting to pick up speed for the spring. I left town for a week and my coworkers forgot to water it, so unfortunately it dried...

Finally got my big raffs back from a friend who was holding them at a greenhouse. 20140906_094316 by Sundrew, on Flickr 20140906_094437 by Sundrew, on Flickr 20140906_094454 by Sundrew, on Flickr And here's the entire setup: 20140906_094510 by Sundrew, on Flickr

Love the Darlingtonia pot! Also a big fan of that Sarawak fusca, has that nice cream peristome.

MY GLANDULIFERA IS HERE!!! Because I have to wait until winter for the LL tank to get into the intermediate range, I stuck it in a terrarium in my cool basement. Temperature should fluctuate from the around 80 during the day to 65 at night.. New terrarium by Sundrew, on Flickr Nepenthes...

Beautiful!

1. That One Guy-thanks :-) 2. birdybrain - great giveaway, thanks for the chance! 3 ps3isawesome - thanks for supporting poor college students 4. charlie - I couldn't see the prolifera in the first picture 5. Shadow - Thanks 6. Jab91 - awesome giveaway! 7.Gs'Cps - so much good drosera! Whoo!! 8...

Pretty sure this just became your new pic thread, Paul :lol:

Thanks Mat! It wasn't really pretty haha. My old tray setup was not efficient at holding water, so I had to water it several times a week. As school got busy I forgot for weeks at a time, and they just dried up. Lucky I collected a lot of seeds.

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So, I have purposely killed my sundews. I plan on making a new terrarium this summer, but for now I couldn't handle their care. It's cool though, I have seeds of almost all of them. Meanwhile my LL terrarium looks pretty sweet. I just cleaned it up yesterday and took some pics. Here it is...

He used my burmannii pics, so I asked him to take it down. He/she was quite polite, and promised to take it down with no further trouble.

Glandulifera x spectabilis exists?? That'll be amazing! And great pics everyone! This cross definitely has a ton of potential.

Whoa that's awesome! Someone told me they wouldn't be nice, but that's sweet!

Anyone have this? I'm really curious about how they look and grow. Thinking of getting one for the windowsill if it can tolerate it.

A few more pics. N. x wrigleyana N. x wrigleyana by Sundrew, on Flickr Gotta love Nep nectar (N. ventrata) N. x ventrata by Sundrew, on Flickr P. gigantea in dormancy. P. gigantea by Sundrew, on Flickr

Long time no see! Got a new camera for Christmas, and here are the first photos I took with it. Nepenthes ventrata Nepenthes ventrata by Sundrew, on Flickr Nepenthes ampullaria Nepenthes ampullaria by Sundrew, on Flickr Nepenthes rafflesiana Nepenthes rafflesiana by Sundrew, on Flickr...

I like perlite a lot, especially in looser mixes for neps consisting of mostly LFS. Make for chunkier, airier mixes, though there are substitutes. And I've had it in my bog pot this whole summer and haven't had any floating to the surface, though in smaller pots I have seen it happen.

HA! Thanks Mason.