Tuberous Dews I (Nov. 07)

[Olivier]

Hi there

Altough iI'm an infrequently visitor of the ICPS forum (more a reader than a poster) I have some pictures for you today of my tuberous droseras:


D. whittakerii ssp aberrans


D. whittakerii ssp aberrans


D. whittakerii ssp aberrans


D. whittakerii ssp whittakerii
Two different locations (green is from "Chain of Ponds")


D. pallida


D. pallida macro


D. moorei
Also called D. subhirtella ssp moorei.


D. moorei macro
D. moorei macro 2


D. macrantha ssp planchoni "Melbourne"


D. macrantha ssp planchonii Fangblatt
Note the small glands on the bellshaped leave.


D. auriculata (seedgrown)

Same plant in spring 2007: here



D. auriculata "BG München" A picture from last season, note the catched flie!



D. stolonifera ssp stolonifera


D. stolonifera ssp stolonifera 1


D. stolonifera ssp stolonifera 2


Enjoy - next round will follow ;-)

[locko]

Your plants look great. I'll be trying some Tuberous Dews from seed next year I can't wait. Do you grow your plants outside?

[wadave]

Great photos mate,

any chance you could post them as thumbnails so we can take a closer look?

Dave.

[Olivier]

"Do you grow your plants outside?"

No, i took them inside in the basement since we got temperatures below 0 C. There i have a setup with good lamps and the required cool temperatures.

"any chance you could post them as thumbnails so we can take a closer look?"

These ARE thumbs.. take a lookt at the big pics when you click the link. Are they too big for you to load the site?

Cheers
Olivier

[wadave]

I didn't realise the names were links, I'm used to clicking on the photo.

Thanks for letting me know.

Dave.

[jm82792]

VERY nice
I am still waiting for my peltata seed to germinate.......