I've been blogging about my carnivorous plants for about 7 months now, and it's been a lot of fun. I get to share my plants with hundreds of people all around the world. It has also been great taking so many pictures for the blog – my collection is exceedingly well-documented, and I can see how different plants look as they grow and mature in my collection.
In celebration of all of this, I've decided to take a picture of every pot in my collection – all my plants. This post is a bit of a doozy. Enjoy.
In celebration of all of this, I've decided to take a picture of every pot in my collection – all my plants. This post is a bit of a doozy. Enjoy.
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| Outdoor growing with Sarracenia and Dionaea. |
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| Sarracenia x formosa (psittacina x minor) |
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| Sarracenia purpurea |
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| S. purpurea yearling, indoors |
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| Sarracenia minor (Orange County, FL) |
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| Sarracenia leucophylla "Titan" |
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| Sarracenia leucophylla (Hurricane Creek, AL) |
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| Sarracenia jonesii |
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| Sarracenia flava var. maxima |
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| Sarracenia "Dana's Delight" |
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| Sarracenia alata "Heavy Veins" (Stone County, MO) |
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| Sarracenia 'Abandoned Hope' |
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| Dionaea muscipula, typical (Venus flytrap) |
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| Dionaea 'B-52'. This recent acquisition is still settling in. |
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| NOID Nepenthes, probably N. ventricosa. |
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| Pinguicula moranensis GG |
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| Pinguicula lusitanica, hopefully. |
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| Pinguicula laueana x emarginata |
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| Pinguicula gigantea |
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| Pinguicula 1717 |
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| Utricularia sandersonii blue form |
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| Utricularia sandersonii white form. Darn moss! |
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| Utricularia praelonga and friend |
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| Utricularia longifolia |
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| Utricularia livida |
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| Utricularia gramnifolia |
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| Utricularia calcyfida |
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| Utricularia gemniscapa. I don't recommend growing aquatic Utrics this way :p |
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| Dionaea 'B-52' leaf pulling |
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| Summer Batch seedling tray |
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| Summer Batch leaf cutting tray |
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| Drosera sessilifolia (Chapada dos Guimaraes, Brazil) seedlings |
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| Drosera natalensis seedlings |
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| Drosera burmannii "Giant Red" (Hahn River, Kimberly, WA, Australia) |
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| Drosera aliciae seedlings |
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| Drosera ultramafica x spatulata plantlets |
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| Drosera 'Marston Dragon' plantlets |
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| Drosera 'Marston Dragon' plantlets |
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| Drosera filiformis Florida Red plantlets |
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| Drosera capensis typical. My first carnivorous plant! |
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| Drosera capensis typical |
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| Drosera capensis typical windowbox |
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| Drosera capensis red form |
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| Drosera capensis 'Albino' |
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| Drosera capensis 'Albino' |
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| Drosera capensis broad leaf |
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| Drosera capensis (Bainskloof, South Africa) |
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| Drosera scorpioides |
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| Drosera scorpioides |
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| Drosera scorpioides |
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| Drosera pygmaea |
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| Drosera helodes |
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| Drosera enodes |
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| Drosera dichrosepala |
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| Drosera callistos |
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| Drosera allantostigma |
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| Drosera spiralis |
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| Drosera 'Marston Dragon' |
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| Drosera binata |
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| Drosera binata |
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| Drosera adelae |
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| Drosera adelae |
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| Drosera prolifera |
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| Drosera nidiformis |
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| Drosera madagascariensis, (Masoa, Madagascar) |
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| Drosera collinsiae Faryland |
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| Drosera affinis (Namibia) |
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| Drosera venusta |
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| Drosera aliciae |
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| Drosera admirabilis |
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| Drosera spatulata |
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| Drosera spatulata 'Kanto' |
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| Drosera intermedia 'Cuba' |
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| Drosera intermedia 'Cuba' |
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| Drosera intermedia 'Cuba' |
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| Drosera x tokaiensis |
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| Drosera ultramafica x spatulata |
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| Drosera hamiltonii (WA, Australia) |
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| Drosera hamiltonii (Esperance, SW Australia) |
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| Drosera filiformis Florida Red |
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| Drosera capillaris (Alabama) |
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| Drosera capillaris (Alabama) |
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| Drosera brevifolia (Kountze, TX) |
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| Drosera anglica CA x HI |
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| Drosera anglica CA x HI |
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| Community pot! |
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| Drosera burmannii (Humpty Doo, NT, Australia) |
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| Drosera burmannii (Humpty Doo, NT, Australia) |
oh my gosh that prob was a lot of work, so many great plants. very satisfying to look through. thanks!!! keep up the great work, always looking forward to your post
ReplyDeleteIt was a lot of work! Between taking the photos, editing the photos, hosting the photos, and constructing the post it was like 5 hours. Usually a post takes me between 30 minutes and an hour. I'm glad I did it though, it's cool to see them all in one place!
DeleteCongrats on your 100th post, Devon! And what a great sundew collection! You do have some very nice Sarrs and Pings too, though!
ReplyDeleteHi Devon! Very inspired by your collections and setup!
ReplyDeleteWill you be able to blog a post on your lighting, how you maintain humidty yet prevent rot, how do you manage tray watering on such a large scale?
Lastly, since i am from Singapore is there any chance i will be able to get any fresh seeds from you?
Best Regards
Kent
Thanks Kent!
DeleteI've had several people request a post about my lighting and all that, so I'm planning on making such a post soon. Keep an eye out!
Also, I understand that it is legal to ship seeds to Singapore, so I would be happy to ship to you. Send me an email at sundews.etc@gmail.com and we can work out the details.
Cheers!
Hi Devon
DeleteNoted will keep a look out for your blog about your setup!
Dropped you an email