Post by bluesboy on Jan 20, 2008 17:10:58 GMT
Hi All,
I typically post things where I try to be informative, or ask for others input; this time I'm just posting a couple pics because... well I thought the plants looked good. In fact, to me this drosera species is one of the most beautiful species, carnivorous or otherwise, that I know of. BTW, if anyone is ordering tubers from Allen Lowrie, these are from him- he's really something with these- I just got to get them totally adjusted to the Northern Hemisphere, which takes some seasons. Enjoy, Nick, bluesboy
As the thread goes, here are a couple of pics of Lowrie's sand growing form of Drosera erythrorhiza ssp. squamosa (quite a mouthful!) Note I'm growing them in pure silica sand, which I'm sure is not mandatory, but thought it'd be appropriate.
I typically post things where I try to be informative, or ask for others input; this time I'm just posting a couple pics because... well I thought the plants looked good. In fact, to me this drosera species is one of the most beautiful species, carnivorous or otherwise, that I know of. BTW, if anyone is ordering tubers from Allen Lowrie, these are from him- he's really something with these- I just got to get them totally adjusted to the Northern Hemisphere, which takes some seasons. Enjoy, Nick, bluesboy
As the thread goes, here are a couple of pics of Lowrie's sand growing form of Drosera erythrorhiza ssp. squamosa (quite a mouthful!) Note I'm growing them in pure silica sand, which I'm sure is not mandatory, but thought it'd be appropriate.
