Hello,

I wish you all the best in 2010!

I would like to share some photos with you which I took in the last time.

D. spec. Mandorah



D. spec. Mandorah other plant



D. aff. ordensis 'Kingston Rest'



D. aff. ordensis 'South of Kingston Rest'



D. ordensis 'Mirama'



D. aff. lanata 'Flying Fox'



D. falconeri 'Charlotte River'




D. dilatato-petiolaris 'Nhulunbuy, NT'




D. aff. ordensis 'Theda Station'



D. aff. ordensis'Theda Station' other plant




D. ordensis narrow leaf 'Beverly Springs''



D. paradoxa 'Charlotte River'



D. darwinensis 'NT'



D. darwinensis 'NT' pink flower



Best regards,
Matthias

Beautiful petiolaris drosera Matthias! Thanx for posting these wonderful pics! My falco is in dormancy now, ordensis about to enter it. So I am left with darwiniensis, paradoxa and petiolaris. Do yours go dormant in different times as well?

*major drool*

Spectacular plants as always. I like the "flying fox" especially.

Good luck to you too in 2010 and happy growing!

Nice pics!

D. spec. Mandorah looks like either a possible natural hybrid between Drosera kennealyi and D. petiolaris-dilatato or a D. falconeri x D. kennealyi cross...

Very interesting!

Happy Growing,

Brian.

Really nice plants! Well done

WOW!!!

really fantastic plants!

This is the 1st I hear of D.sp.Mandorah, it's beautiful! What's the history behind it?

Best Wishes,
Fernando

P.S. All the other ones are beautiful too! ;)

Very interesting species, I never saw D. spec. Mandorah and D. darwinensis flower.

Good week!

Hi,

thank you for the kind words.



most of my plants go in different times in dormancy. At the moment some D. derbyensis and D. ordensis go dormant whereas other plants of the same species begin to grow.



I really don't know if this plant is an natural hybrid or a true species but you are right D. kenneallyi or falconeri may be a part if it's a hybrid.




I don't know the exact history of this species. Lowrie discover this Drosera in Mandorah and describe it as a plant in style of a small D. kenneallyi. My plants are ca. 4-5 cm in diameter.

Best regards,
Matthias

O.M.G that is one of the best displays of the petiolaris complex i have ever seen!
and like everyone else said, that 'flying fox' is INSANE! hopefully i can grow my plants to turn out healthy like yours!

WOW good job growing those!!

Here are some new photos of today...


D. brevicornis 'Edith Falls' seedling sowed in the beginning of 2009



D. brevicornis 'NT' going into dormancy



D. ordensis 'east of Kununurra, Kimberley' seedling sowed in May '09



D. ordensis 'east of Kununurra, Kimberley' another plant



D. spec. Mandorah


Best regards,
Matthias

Fantastically grown Drosera!
Congratulations!

Beautiful and healthy plants again!

Good work Matthias!

P.S. Your D. kaieteurensis seeds (2007) grow and blooming now, thanks!

I loved every plant, all are so beautiful, congratulations!

Beautiful plants! I wish I had the lighting you are giving them!

Oh, Petiolariscomplex Droserae in full growth in winter - what a surprise!

Well, that spec. Mandorah really suggests to be a hybrid with D. falconeri. Don´t ya think so?

Mine are almost all sleeping. Winter´s too cold for them to grow happily. But when spring approaches they´ll be put back below my large South-West facing roof window. Nice, intense colouration is guaranteed!



Regards,

Andreas