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Pygmy Drosera pics
« Thread Started on May 10, 2008, 3:52pm »
Just felt snap happy...

D. occidentalis ssp. occidentalis


D. stelliflora


D. walyunga


These above 3 were all grown via gemmae.

D. ericksoniae


My D. ericksoniae was a seed from a single plant from TP. The others in the pot were grown from gemmae originating from this one plant.

All the following pics were plants which were bought as a *single* live plant from TP. That single plant produced lots of gemmae and this is the result.

D. swelliae


D. dichrosepala


D. pulchella


D. pygmaea


D. platystigma(There's a Utric infestation in this pot, argh. Only the larger gemmae-lings survived the Utrics)


D. leucoblasta "Esperence", D. lasiantha "Red Antha", D. grevei(Left to right)


D. paleacea(Just had to post it, D. scorpioides has nothing on this one)

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Re: Pygmy Drosera pics
« Reply #1 on May 10, 2008, 4:43pm »
........(speechless)wah so beautiful.
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Re: Pygmy Drosera pics
« Reply #2 on May 10, 2008, 6:50pm »
Yup, agree with Aaron. Wow!!!
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Re: Pygmy Drosera pics
« Reply #3 on May 11, 2008, 1:15am »
So pretty... and green... Love the pics ifurita, especially the last two. Such wonderful pygmies...
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