got these guys to bloom for me. So far the ones kept inside under lights have not. It sort of suggests that they might be seasonal regulated by either temperature or daylength.
G. violacea "Giant"
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Impressive. 
jimscott
Tropical Fish Enthusiast
Perty! I had one bloom.... once... and promptly died.
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Well done Mach, they look a Utric and Stylidium hybrid! Thanks for the pics
The one I received from you right after the auction is in spike now, it has been growing under lights but there have been temp drops in the growing area within the last month. They are too far from natural light for daylength to have an effect on them.
I should have a flower in a week or two.
I should have a flower in a week or two.
Dexenthes
Aristoloingulamata
Gotta love those uncommon carnivores! Nice growing.
Adam
Sarracenia Collector
They look awesome!
Jefforever
A yellow M&M
Nice! Mine threw out some spikes a couple months ago and the one I brought back to my apartment in TX is throwing out a spike too. Very hardy plants!
ive flowered every one that came through my hands in the basement under light.....doubt light change triggers blooming alone though it could be a factor just not the only one.....do have a bit of temp difference from summer to winter.....
more flower pictures:
jimscott
Tropical Fish Enthusiast
Looks like a small version of U. longifolia.
Dexenthes
Aristoloingulamata
What are your conditions for this plant? I just received some and I'm having trouble finding anything on google.
Beautiful pics!!
(wish I could easily remember how to do thumbnails on photobucket)
Actually it looks like 1/3rd U. sandersonii, 1/3rd U. nephrophylla & 1/3rd U. longifolia (imho) ...
(wish I could easily remember how to do thumbnails on photobucket)
