My carnivorous plants are enjoying some misty rain today!
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My carnivorous plants are enjoying some misty rain today!
Why does the algae keep popping up. This is the second time. I’ve already taken 1.5” off the top and put new mix(sphagnum and perlite) about a week ago. Moved to more ventilated area. Grow light 13ish hours a day distilled water only. Sitting in about an 1nch of water.
I’ve been loving my pings lately! Top left to right: p. Pirouette, p. Esseriana, p. Lauena x emarginata. Bottom: drosera Capensis ( this was a little baby that came off of my mother drosera and it’s grown so much!) 🌱🌸 I can’t wait until my pings flower!
My drosera, Squidward, has a flower! Also, my tiny pitcher plant, Mr. Krabs, is doing so much better. I moved him to the garage because there were more fungal gnats. That didn’t seem to be making too much difference. I found a dead fly on the windowsill and put it in one of the pitchers and he has really brightened up! His leaves are now much greener and healthier looking.
First picture is two days ago second is today. I just got a SANSI light yesterday and I can’t tell if it’s to bright now?
Just wanted to share my pretty ping with little baby pings
Heliumphora is flowering too!!
My ping is flowering too!
I just noticed this new plant growing in my Venus flytrap it’s so cute! I love the moss to!
Darlingtonia getting new pitchers! Looking nice!
Spreading out, going to need to repot or prop em soon.
I have some smaller leafed varieties of Utricularia, but i just love these larger ones
Getting taller
The lips on this hybrid are just gorgeous 😍
Got a baby Venus flytrap today! Excited because I finally know how to take care of one! Any tips are much appreciated!
big ol' pitcher plant at my local botanical gardens :)
Just discovered that Venus flytraps like Japanese beetles!!! Just fed it some from garden.
Since I am new to this group I thought I will show you my pitcher plant!
More butterwort flowers!