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My Drosera and Pygmy
« Thread Started on 14 Apr, 2008, 1:24 »Hi forumers, after a few month disappear from here because putting my effort to grow my Drosera and Pygmy's seeds.

Proudly to present one of my Pygmy. (Yes, I still growing my plant indoor)

Drosera nitidula x occidentalis
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« Reply #1 on 14 Apr, 2008, 7:28 »Congratulations. They seem to be coming along quite well. How are you watering them, the mix looks very wet in the photo? Link to Post - Back to Top Loggedbactrus
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« Reply #2 on 14 Apr, 2008, 9:13 » Yup, very nice ****es indeed. You use water tray?
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« Reply #3 on 14 Apr, 2008, 23:15 »Hi strath76 and bactrus,

Yes, I am using water tray. An "automation" water level measurement after long days error and try. Now day, I filling water at Monday about 1cm. Till weekend it should gone and dry. Link to Post - Back to Top Loggedericsow
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« Reply #4 on 14 Apr, 2008, 23:35 »My first drosera and it from Tarence. Thanks Tarence gave me a chance to take take this drosera. My sundew world started.

D.spatulatha
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Then from HK friend.
Drosera paleacea ssp trichocaulis


N.mirabilis and D.spatulatha


Drosera spatulatha.giant form,long arm,deep red
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D.burnammi from David,
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D.brevifolia from niber (Brazil)


D. x Lake Badgerup from Taiwan
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D.paradox from Lim


D.rotundifolia from marekw (Poland)
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D.sessilifolia from marekw (Poland)
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D.curviscapa from Taiwan
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« Reply #5 on 23 Apr, 2008, 20:49 »Add new members which I brought from Lim at Earth Day show.

D.adelea



and D.indica



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« Reply #6 on 23 Apr, 2008, 22:34 »ericsow, i've seen D. x Lake Badgerup listed as D. nitidula ssp omissa x D. occidentalis, so it'll be interesting to see if your 2 pygmies grow up to look alike or not. Link to Post - Back to Top Loggedlooking for different forms of N. ampullaria, N. rafflesiana and N. xhookeriana.

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« Reply #7 on 24 Apr, 2008, 20:01 »
23 Apr, 2008, 22:34, hongrui wrote: ericsow, i've seen D. x Lake Badgerup listed as D. nitidula ssp omissa x D. occidentalis, so it'll be interesting to see if your 2 pygmies grow up to look alike or not.

Hongrui. that is great info for me. As I known that only small group of people called xLake Badgerup, especially Taiwanese.

I will compare both of them are the abang-adik or not when it grow up. Thank you for your info. Link to Post - Back to Top LoggedDavid
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« Reply #8 on 25 Apr, 2008, 9:21 »D. paleacea ssp trichocaulis is beautiful. I like it. Your burmanii is also growing very beautiful. Alot of dews. Must be very happy in your conditions. Link to Post - Back to Top LoggedMy Wantlist