What's blooming at the end of January

As it turns out, lots of things are blooming at the end of January. Let's jump right in – there are a lot of plants to look at.

Utricularia livida still blooming after several months. This is the best-looking Utric pot right now.

Utricularia subulata flower in the Utricularia sandersonnii blue form pot. The U. subulata is winning the day.

Utricularia calycifida with scattered flower petals.

Utricularia subulata flower in the Drosera venusta pot.

Drosera capensis scape on left, D. venusta on right. I don't think there's much seed in the D. venusta buds.

I love the shape of the Drosera adelae flower stalk.

Flower stalk developing on Drosera prolifera.

Looking forward to seeing this Pinguicula laueana x emarginata flower.

Pinguicula gigantea getting started again.

This sundew doesn't seem to self-seed. I'm just going to call it Drosera spatuhaha.

It turns out I was mistaken when I stated that Drosera ultramafica x spatulata was sterile. There are seedlings everywhere hahahah.

Drosera spatulata 'Kanto' has really nice-colored flowers.

What's that? A D. capensis bloom? Shocker.

Some more Drosera capensis 'Albino' seeds on the way.

Drosera brevifolia keeps on keeping on, although the stalk on the one on the left aborted for some reason.

There's always at least one flowering Drosera burmannii in my collection.

Flowers :-)