Plants not dead, just playing possum!
October 27, 2010
Lots of first time growers are often scared to find they might have killed their carnivorous plants, when in fact it's simply gone into dormancy. Drosera often die back, leaving behind a terrifying dead leafed corpse. Not to worry! It will most likely regenerate new ...
Marston Dragon
September 27, 2010
These ever propagating sundew species like to clone themselves as mush as weeds do. They seem to flower just as often too. Featuring sticky traps that effectively capture plenty of mosquitos, flies, ants and moths. Mucus like in texture, these traps suffocate and ...
Filiformis Seedlings
August 6, 2010
The red tentacle tips of Filiformis var. filiformis is another easy growing Drosera. The first year it continually flowered - many of those seedling are now starting to flower again! Recommended if you like the easy way it spreads it's self throughout your collection. Purchased ...
Marston Dragon Flowers
April 27, 2010
These Binata are quick to duplicate. One little plant has managed to cover a nice bit of siding.
Filiformis Tracyi Flower
April 26, 2010
The rains have been refilling the barrels and keeping the plants watered, it's great to have nature do all the work. Here is a shot of the purple colored flowers from this clear colored Thread-leaved sundew.
Red Adelae Flowers
April 5, 2010
Today we look at more flowerings from a couple of sundews. These Adelae have great small looking red flowers. The red form of the adelae seems to be a bit more forgiving then the green form. A lot of the green forms died out, ...
