some dew pics...

[Devon]

o hai der everbody.

lol.. I have pics of some common dews and stuff I'd just like to share.

D. tokaeinsis

capensis alba seedlings

a pot of capensis plants made for a friend

a red form seedlings being fed a lot to speed up growth

some curls on fish food

a little hamiltonii leaf

a capensis 'alba' macro

as usual, I'll probly end up posting more pics....

Thanks for looking!

 

[CPlantaholic]

Very nice Devon! Keep 'em coming

 

[Devon]

Thanks Aaron!

 

[GrowinOld]

Excellent Dews!

Excellent Photos!

Congratulations! Keep em' coming!

 

[Devon]

hahaha thanks GrowinOld!!

here are some new pics.. I think I've already posted pics of these plants again, but I guess they're just a super mini update.

D. 'lake badgerup'

terrerium made for a friend

the inside

spatulata - not really the best colour but still a nice looking plant to me

burmannii 'giant red' being fed tons to keep them alive from flowering... today each flower stalk had a flower on it. I don't think the one on the right will survive though because I let it flower to times..

and a flower from last weekish:

and a couple of unknown plants... my guesses are adelae and rotundifolia.

thanks for looking again!

 

[klasac]

very nice sundews~~~ thanx for the pictures!

 

[jimscott]

Can you say 'dew'? Nice work!

 

[CPlantaholic]

once again, very nice!
I don't think that your D. x 'Lake Badgerup' are correctly labeled. They acutally look like a D. nitidula x omissa? mark.ca will likely clarify this
Here's a 'Lake Badgerup' photo for comparison:

Also, your D. burmannii will keep flowering for around a year, even if they still flower at that rate. I didn't know why mine spontaneously died a year after planting them from seed, but apparently Not a Number mentioned that Ivan told him that if you wanted a species of Burmannii to live longer than 2 or 3 years that you shouldn't let it flower. I'm guessing my typical green form produced 10000 seeds (over 13 stalks or so) before it died. I'll have to do more detailed counting next time though.

 

[klasac]

CPlantaholic is right about the mislabelled pygmy. I have seen this many times happened in other collenctions. It looks like d. nitidula ssp. omissa x pulchella to me.

 

[Devon]

Thanks for your comments guys!

I was told the pygmy was a different form of lake badgerup. But when I looked up nitidula x pulchella it looked a lot more like that. Thanks for the help. Should I identify it on the indetifying section here or something, just to make sure?