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  1. Today I took few pics of my drosera I hope you like them:-)

    drosera peltata var. paltata (Brisbane Ranges, Victoria) in flower:

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    flower detail

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    drosera peltata var. foliosa (Jamieson, Vic) and other varieties in the background

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    .....and the species currently pleasing me the most, drosera erythrorhiza ssp. squamosa (laterite form) shooting through the sand:

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  2. Hi droseraman!

    Thanx a lot. Unfortunately, I cannot provide you with the update, because I have space issue and all but the mother plants had to go. I can post a pic of the mother plant though, it is flowering now. Just yesterday I tried to pollinate her. My conditions are simple, lots of light, high humidity, distilled water, and temps between 18 and 30C. To me, not a demanding species, really. I had to put much more effort into growing other helis (like tatei) successfully.

  3. Hi! The tuberous (and other) sundews are really enjoying cold autumn morning sun, I took some pics today, hope u like them:-)

    drosera hamiltonii

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    drosera ascendens

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    drosera TOMENTOSA var. glabrata :-)

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    drosera peltata var. gracilis

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    drosera peltata var. peltata

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    drosera peltata var. auriculata

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    drosera peltata var. foliosa

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  4. Hi! :-)

    I took some pictures today, my Hali has been blooming for a while now. Now I am waiting for the pollen from the first flower to ripen , so i can pollinate the second one. never done this, so if anyone has an experience doing this< I would be more than happy to learn how to do it:-)

    Here are the pictures:-)

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  5. these are all being grown outside, we are having a very sunny and dry autumn this year, so the plants look happy (even though the tropicals might complain a bit about 5C at night;-). Will have to move them inside soon as we are expecting first frosts in Slovakia. ( I apologize for blurry pics, I will get better camera soon). No colours added, all natural.

    drosera lasiantha and mannii

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    drosera mannii

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    drosera nitidula ssp. allantostigma x omissa

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    drosera pulchella

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    drosera capensis

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    drosera dielsiana & spatulata

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    drosera aliciae

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    dionaea muscipula

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