some petiolaris dew closeups....

[RL7836]

@ron: those ordensis are looking good! how old are those plants? the one i got from homer is about 4 years old.

I don't recall how old but they weren't close to full grown (pic is several years old). Lasiocephala - a truly wonderous group of plants.

[amphirion]

*pulls the spell of thread necromancy*
some updated pics of what's been going on...

drosera diliatatopetiolaris


drosera lanata, fully awakened from dormancy


drosera falconeri, looking like a champ


closeup:


drosera ordensis, just fully awakened


drosera paradoxa


drosera broomensis, entering into dormancy--note the reduction in size and compaction of leaves, and building up of silver stipules.


drosera darwinensis, freshly awakened, not fully out of dormancy yet, note size in comparison to previous growth


drosera kenneallyi, finally gaining steam after 2 years in the ICU. so many times i've thought to abandon it, but with the drop in available keneallyi, i decided to keep it alive.


drosera derbyensis seedlings---at least, let's hope they are.


and a few others

byblis liniflora


utricularia graminifolia--i know poor panorama, i'll do better when all the flowers bloom...

[lizasaur]

When you posted, I was like
And when I looked, I was like <- not disappointed
Everything, everything is just sosososo great, Jon!! Congrats!

[amphirion]

thanks for taking a look liz. much appreciated!

[limeslide]

Wow, I really like the dilatato-petiolaris, and the graminifolia. Everything looks great!

[amphirion]

thanks much for the kind words lime.

[thez_yo]

Ooooh <3 petiolaris dews! Here's mine from a week ago - 2 lanata a month or two post shipping on top, paradoxa on the bottom left that I've tortured for years, and an asleep ordensis on the bottom right



a better angle-

[amphirion]

everything is looking good thez! your ordensis is tiny.