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Show me your awesome filiformis pictures!!!

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  • #42
Hahha FiliForest. I like that! :-))

You cannot really seem them that well but these are some of the filiformis babies I sowed last year. The others are in other pots since I seem to pot them in every single pot I can now. They are like companions..no they are more like protectors of all my other plants. I love em.
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  • #43
You guys are going to force me to buy some filiformis, my lone tracyi apparently needs company. Not very often that I feel the need to grow a sundew on purpose. :-))
 
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Millipede said:
Here's my pot of filiformis last year. This year i divided the clump and spread a bunch of seed so i can have a REALLY big clump :D







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What type of camera do you use?!?! That second pic is in HD!!!!!!!!
 
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i used a 8megapixel canon powershot A590. nothing really fancy... I remember i adjusted the contrast in that picture to make more dew come into focus
 
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Millipede said:
i used a 8megapixel canon powershot A590. nothing really fancy... I remember i adjusted the contrast in that picture to make more dew come into focus
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Lol sooooooooo that explains it!!!! I was out here trying to get a good shot with my phone but couldn't. Guess ill try the 12 megapixel digital camera my fiancé has
 
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This is a great thread. 'Really nice photos, people. 'Long may she wave. :)
 
  • #49
During a dew flower stalk cutting frenzy in the bog the other day, I left a couple on the filiformis to collect seed and thought I would share a flower pic.

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My little tracyi, soon to have some friends thanks to a generous member.

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Great flower DJ!
 
  • #52
my little all red seedlings seem to be speeding up,bit more sun and lots of small gnats has done the trick :-D
 
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Just looked at my first post on this thread from 6/8/13 to compare growth of my leaf cutting plantlets!!!!!!
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Had to save this one. It started dying on me so this is how it looks now since I cut all of the dead and or dying leaves off
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And D. Filiformis tracyi won't stop growing
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KKPsi08 said:
Just looked at my first post on this thread from 6/8/13 to compare growth of my leaf cutting plantlets!!!!!!
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Awesome growth on those plantlets!
 
  • #55
Blumax was kind enough to give me one of his filiformis "Florida All Red" plants and it turned totally red after I put it outside in full sun. The wind was beating it up, so it is now in the greenhouse awaiting repotting into soil. I am totally in love with this plant, thank you Mark!

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Looks better for you than it ever did for me, Dj!
 
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Those are the ones that don't need winter dormancy right? Can they go dormant if conditions permit or will dormancy kill it? Thanks tho. I have a tracyi leaf cutting that has like 5 strikes now. They're only little stumps now but it'll be beastly soon!!!!!
 
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bluemax said:
Looks better for you than it ever did for me, Dj!
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Are you kidding me, it looked great when I got it. I did not expect it to turn that nice red, but I would have loved it regardless. It is much more delicate looking than the filiformis x tracyi I have.

lil hokie said:
Why are you choking that poor plant!?! :ohno:
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LOL. Not choking it, holding up the leaves to where they were before the wind battered it.

KKPsi08 said:
Those are the ones that don't need winter dormancy right? Can they go dormant if conditions permit or will dormancy kill it?
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I hear they don't need a dormancy but will go dormant if conditions change or for no obvious reason, but I don't have experience with this variety except one in the past that did not survive winter outside here. I recently acquired a few seedlings (thank you sss) that went dormant after shipping and took a few weeks to come out of it. This is why I am waiting to repot this new one as I don't want it to go dormant prematurely. I am going to try this red variety outside again over winter, this time with some protection.
 
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