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France, elles sont dehors toute l'année.

My hamata is now vining and starting to produce upper pitchers.

Always a solid species.

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Anyone have a flowering female?

Hello, I've seen some comments here and there saying these shouldn't be kept in water non stop.

However, mine has been in almost constant water all summer and even during September and I swear it's doubled in size.

It also stays on a NW windowsill where it gets mostly afternoon sun.

I live in western Europe so it's been a hot summer but humidity has been pretty high since August (as usual really).

The photos are 3 months apart.

I'd love to hear your opinions on this.

20 minute Timelapse compressed into 30 seconds of a Drosera Alba about to have dinner.

This is my second year having her, and this summer I let her grow outside where she caught tons of wasps! It’s October in Canada now and I don’t trust the winter frost so she’ll be fridged again.

But last year she mainly had fruit flies which digested fairly quickly. Now, I still see a ton of wasp gunk in her traps. Most guides recommend trimming dead pitchers but i don’t see posts on this sub about emptying full pitchers prior to fridge dormancy.

Is it safe for me to empty her pitchers, before wrapping her up in sphagnum, and spraying sulfur on her like normal?

Thanks!

A few weeks ago I posted about swapping seeds. I'm fortunate to report it was both a fun and fruitful endeavor.

I just wanted to share the results of it as well as my little collection.

Here's my little germination & acclimation station and bug biting friends.

Something this Canadian just learned! The provincial flower of Newfoundland and Labrador is the Purple Pitcher Plant. S. Purpurea!

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So happy with how it’s doing

I got these tuberous drosera (lowriei) last week and they came in 3.5" tall pots, which I'm worried are not deep enough (from what I've read online the recommendations is at least 6"). I am debating whether or not to replant but also do not want to disturb the tuber which may be already at the bottom of the pot. Then comes the issue of watering and making sure the tuber doesn't rot if it's at the level of the water table... Some growing guides say to keep the pots in a couple cms standing water while others say to keep the soil moist but not super saturated. Finally lighting conditions, I have it under some grow lights measuring ppfd of 145 and was gradually increasing in intensity because it was in a box for 4 days. Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I even managed to find one with its cotyledons! Thought that was cool. These were taken yesterday and then today, so I imagine I'm gonna have quite a few sundews over the course of the next week or so.

I am thrilled. I can't get over how tiny they are lol, I love the snap tentacles on the outside. They look like little hands!!

I think the first one is a chapadas dos guimaraes burmy cuz it definitely looks different compared to the other two, and it wasn't there yesterday.

To start it off, my Gigantea ‘red blush’. I posted it about a year ago and we’re back! Finally cleaned up my whole collection, added some new ones, some random spotlight ones, some flower ID pics, and doubled my grow out shelves for stuff for sale so I can grow more beauties!!

Woke up to a dense spider web on my sundew. Is this from spider mites or just a regular spider web?

It’s been really cool to see this butterwort’s growth progress, just wanted to share. Thought it was pretty gnarly that insects can get stuck to the flower stems as well

S. Rosea “Florida Man Giant” Chipola, Florida can’t help but to grow all over itself

Part of my mother collection.

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Decided to have a little fun with perlite and fluval. Kinda looks like an Oreo from the side. The pings look a little rough because I acclimated them to ambient too fast because I was impatient.