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  1. L

    Growlist of Lutz

    Once I was in a store and there was a corner in which some really strange plants were standing. They shall eat meat or something like that and they are probably dangerous. No risc no fun. I took one of the glistening with the sticky leaves. About 10 years later ...... Cephalotus Cephalotus...
    • Lutz
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    • adelae admirabilis affinis afra alba aliciae allantostigma androsacea anglica arcturi ascendens auriculata australia australis bainskloof banksii bicolor biflora binata bog borneo brevicornis brevifolia breviscapa broomensis browniana bulbosa burkeana burmannii caduca callistos camporupestris cape capensis capillaris caraça carolina cephalotus chrysolepis cistiflora closterostigma collina collinsiae communis cuneifolia curviscapa darwinensis derbyensis dichotoma dielsiana drosera eneabba enodes erythrogyne erythrorhiza esmeraldae falconeri felix filiformis fimbriata florida flower fog follicularis fulva geniculata germinate gibsonii gigantea glabrata glanduligera gorgonias gracilis graminifolia graomogolensis growlist hamiltonii hartmeyerorum helodes hermanus heterophylla hilaris hookeri huegelii humilis indica intermedia jacoby kaieteurensis kenneallyi lanata leaves leioblastus leucoblasta linearis lovellae lowriei macrantha macrophylla madagascariensis magna major menziesii microphylla minor modesta montana moorei multifida myriantha natalensis nidiformis oblanceolata occidentalis ordensis oreopodion paleacea paradoxa parvula patens pauciflora pedicellaris peltata petiolaris planchonii platypoda platystigma porrecta praefolia prolifera prostrata prostratoscaposa pulchella purpurascens purpurea pycnoblasta pygmaea ramellosa ramentacea rare regia roraimae roridula roseana rosulata rotundifolia rubrifolia rupicola salina sargentii sarracenia schizandra schmutzii scorpioides seeds sessilifolia sewelliae slackii soil solaris spatulata spilos spiralis squamosa stelliflora stolonifera subhirtella subtilis tenella tokaiensis tomentosa trinervia ultramafica utricularia venusta villosa viridis walyunga whittakeri zecheri zigzagia zonaria
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    • Forum: Grow List
  2. jonnyq

    Is Drosera huegelii in cultivation?

    Has anybody heard of Drosera huegelii being in cultivation? It looks like a fascinating plant, but I haven't seen any references to it being grown by hobbyists at all...?
  3. DrWurm

    Spring is Almost Here! (pics: couple IDs needed)

    So I figured it'd be a good time to post some pics of my plants that are starting to get back to their normal growing speed. I've also got a couple drosera that need ID with an interesting backstory. Way back during the last NASC auction, I won an auction for heat loving dewy plant seeds. If...
    • DrWurm
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    • admirabilis auction baby basal burmannii cutting drosera echinoblastus ephippiata filiformis flower flowering fusca gemmae graminifolia huegelii indica intermedia madagascariensis media mira miranda multifida nasc nepenthes pitchers pots pygmies pygmy reinwardtiana roseana sanguinea sargentii sarracenia scorpioides seeds spectabilis spring talangensis truncata winter
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    • Forum: General Discussions
  4. Nepfreak

    the coolest dews you've never heard of

    I was checking out the sundew section of Bob Z's photo finder and found a ton of species that I've never even heard of, particularly south american species. Here are some of the better ones I found. Drosera arenicola, from South Venezuela...
    • Nepfreak
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    • africa arenicola australia browniana camporupestris cendeensis chrysolepis cultivation dew dews drosera elongata erythrogyne flexicaulis flowers graniticola grievei hartmeyerorum hirticalyx huegelii intricata parvula pygmy sundew
    • Replies: 11
    • Forum: Sundews (Drosera), Byblis, Drosophyllum
  5. M

    Drosera identification

    Hi, I have a tuberous Drosera which I can't identify. - It has a single erect, undiveded stem (about 15cm tall, maybe it can get bigger) - it didn't produce a basal rosette - the petioles are about 8-10mm long and arranged one "left", followed by one "right" (I don't know the English word for...
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