corky

I used to wait until they looked like they were going to fall from the pods

My guess is another slackii, maybe from a root growing close to the surface , have to wait and see

Looks like n.gaya

I think you'd be better off without the bell jar, I grow mine open to my house humidity and temps all year round, lowest humidity upper 20's but not often , average humidity at a guess between 40 and 50 ,they grow and flower well enough but I have them under Flo lights but am sure a sunny window would be fine ,adjust them with a bag and increase hole size and I reckon no jar required

Cheers Sean

I don't know much at all about tuberous drosera and grew these d ramellosa from tubers last season, I dug them up recently to see if any daughter tubers had been formed , they hadn't but the original tubers now seem to look a very strange shape though significantly larger ,any idea if this is normal

Hello and welcome to the forum

Yes it can be self pollinated, tiny paintbrush from flower to flower when open has always helped

Gravity

http://www.cpukforum.com/forum/index.php?/topic/55273-just-how-hardy-is-utricularia-reniformis/ This thread might be worth a look, I read this thread a couple of years back and decided to get a plant , it has survived freezes if kept pretty dry

I would suggest you secure it somehow , they blow over very easily and that's a nightmare, I have a few and found out the hard way, I have concrete blocks on the very bottom shelve , you could do this and place your pots with seeds on top as you don't need height. Totally agree with Ada , two seasons and then cover is screwed by UV , I still think they are worth it though

Good news, welcome back

That's the sound of success my friend :-)

Think colchicine is used by gout sufferers , so if you know someone with gout

Some seriously impressive plants , stunning