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This is D. pycnoblasta 'Pink flower'

Thanks for your nice comments That gives me a motivation to take more and better photos 8) Pesiolino : Your Polish is very good, where do you learn it?

P. primuliflora 'Rose' P. primuliflora 'Atlanta' Pinguicula 'Florian' U. lateriflora U. welwitschii N. lowii D.peltata ssp. auriculata Some a little older fotos of pygmies with gemmae D. nitidula x occidentalis D. nitidula ssp. omissa D. pycnoblasta and finally my small Cephalotus Hope you will enjoy

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Great flowers and photos :) I hope that mine small division will flower meaby next year Could you describe your conditions ?? Always when i'm looking on endresii i have a filling that this plant is a natural hybrid beetween alpina and longifolia

Martin1: I want to ask about "aquarium fertilizer" what kind of fertilizer is it ? micro or macro and what kind of dilution, you add it to water or spraying leafs ?? I ask because some weeks ago i start to use a micro fertilizer Florena by Sera, mainly beacause it contains iron. I use it every week spraying it on the leafs and seems it help :) but will see in longer time.

Beautiful plants and excellent photos. Does P. primuliflora enjoy high humidity? I have this species very shortly. I keep it with my mexican pings, but every morning I see big dropplets of water on primuliflora's leaves while mexican stay "dry". So far it seems to be healthy. And two more question: Is P. primuliflora 'Rose' man made or taken from nature? What do you know of P. primuliflora 'Atlanta'? Beata

Yes, it's funny but "Hermanus" flower looks a bit different on every photo I've seen on web pages. Below the next picture of our plant. This time almost in full bloom.

Bob I did not recive you e-mail. Try directly [email protected] or PM me. I treat ‘Hermanus’ just like my other terrestrial Utricularia. The pots stay in the tray with 1-2 cm of water, near south-west window. But… We don’t have any more spare room on our windowsills, and had to put some kind of stand close to big balcony window. I think photo explains what I mean. So in fact all plants have only few hours of direct sunlight per day. Medium is standard – pure peat. The temperatures – winter 15 C, spring about 20 C, in the summer may reach 30

This is my very first picture of U. sp. “Hermanus” flower. A few weeks ago I asked you what should I do to see its flowers, and shortly after I noticed a few flower stalks emerging from above stolons. On that occasion I enclose also picture of the whole plant. As you can see the stolons (above soil level) are very long, some have about 3 cm (notice nice red coloration of their tips). I keep it on windowsill of south-west window. The pot stay constantly in 1 cm water. I’m not sure what factor make it flower, but maybe temperature is the clue. In winter my plant had average about 15 C. I also think that “Hermanus” needs lots, lots of light. Production of flower stalk and then opening of the flower bud was extremely slow, maybe due to very rainy weather we had here for the past three weeks. When the first “Hermaus” stalk was half its size, my U. parthenopipes started to form the one on its own and guess who flowered first.

I love Aidan as CPUK miss :mrgreen: . The picture below was taken almost four years ago. The women in white is me (Beata) and that guy is my husband (Maciej, and mostly he writes here). The lady between as is my mother-in-low (of course ). And this is photo (taken yesterday) of our son, who will be one soon.

Beautiful plants and very good photos. You had to be very patient waiting for such a nice shots. Thanks.

I serched few Polish sites, and I found that there is only Drosera rotundifolia. Drosera intermedia probably not (I think you mistake Drosera intermedia for Utricularia intermedia).

I have the same problem - stolons above the soil look very healthy (see the photo http://republika.pl/bgruzew/kwiat-050.jpg ), but still no flower. So I join Motyl's question.

Thanks Langy For me it is not important if it is comon or uncommon, most important is that i like this plant :) and that this is properly labelled i hope :). It is very confusing for me if i get plant and i think that i know what i have but finally it is totally different plant wrrr..