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Post by glider14 on Sept 25, 2007 20:50:47 GMT
Hey everyone! i dont think ive shown many pics of my bog garden this year. i actually have 2....with one being for my sarr seedlings. Enjoy!  Leucophylla(its open now...ill get a pic of that tomorrow!)  Open!!  one of my favorite pics  Forest of flowering D. intermedia   'Red Dragon'  random pygmy that popped up at the beginning of summer.  D. burmanni forest....where all the seeds dropped one day...  D. burmanni-double trouble  one more post to come..... |
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Post by glider14 on Sept 25, 2007 20:51:17 GMT
alright. i have 2 forms of D. filiformis right here. one from seeds. and one from leaf cuttings. both were labled as D. filiformis ssp filiformis. anyone know for sure??   seedling bog....with invading D. burmanni  S. purpurea that popped up in a packet of mixed hybrid(open pollinated) seeds. nice    and one of the two(the other didnt come out well) of the filiformis  S. leucophylla red..though i am thinking it is Danas Delight...anyone know?  Alex |
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Post by Not a Number on Sept 25, 2007 22:08:18 GMT
Your filiformis have red glands so they are not var tracyi
var filiformis "Florida Giant" is considered a sterile clone so it's unlikely the plants from seed are these.
Which one is from seeds in your photos?
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Post by glider14 on Sept 26, 2007 2:35:00 GMT
the redder one was from seed. could the first one (more white) be 'California Sunset' ?
Alex
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Post by Not a Number on Sept 26, 2007 16:23:31 GMT
Judging from the very last photo, the redder one is the red form. The one in the first photo is probably var filiformis. It maybe "Florida Giant', you'll just have to see how tall it grows (up to around 20 inches). 'California Sunset' doesn't breed true from seed. It should have deep pink or light red tentacles and grow up to around 20 in tall, large rose pink flowers with scalloped edges. www.carnivorousplants.org/cpn/Species/v10n4p95.html |
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Post by glider14 on Sept 27, 2007 0:37:59 GMT
will the red form go dormant as well as ssp filiformis? the redder plant is from seeds.
the still unknown form(white tentacles) was from a leaf cutting. back in spring i got a few specimines from one member labled as ssp filiformis. it was re-labled as 'California Sunset' by the grower. then later on(after the first ones died off from the late frost) i got more plants....but they were labled as ssp filiformis. he said for sure they are ssp filiformis. it could still be a mis-ID right?
Alex
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Post by Not a Number on Sept 27, 2007 1:17:42 GMT
With the red form some may go dormant, some may not. The ones that don't go dormant you should remove and grow indoors as they should be protected from frost. My "Giant" has white tentacles with red glands and I've seen other var filiformis with white tentacles and red glands. You'll just have to wait until it flowers to make a better ID and even then that may not be positive  Warren |
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Post by venusflytrapman on Sept 28, 2007 14:50:41 GMT
You 's. purpurea looks like a hybrid in the first picture of the two, it looks a bit taller then a normal purpurea. I like the drosera- not only do they play war with each other, they play war with the other droseras too! Some great pictures there.
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Post by glider14 on Sept 28, 2007 17:39:39 GMT
thats because its less than a year old! EDIT: added and replaced some photos |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2007 4:11:18 GMT
wow quite a nice collection you got in that minibog.....
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