Hunter Lindsay#Dionaea muscipula
#Flytrap #Droseraceae #carnivorousPlant #garden #plantCollector #plantNerd #plantLover
Drosera capensis ‘Albino’
#sundew #Droseraceae #carnivorousPlant #garden #plantCollector #plantNerd #plantLover
#Drosera filiformis var. filiformis has established itself in most of its neighbors’ pots. The volunteers seem to look better than the intentionally planted ones. 🙄
This sundew requires a winter dormancy, but it is otherwise very low maintenance. It catches tons of small insects and it flowers throughout the summer. What a delight! 🌸 🌸 🌸
#sundew #Droseraceae #carnivorousPlant #flower #garden #plantCollector #plantNerd #plantLover
Plazi Species#NewSpecies!
Drosera maanyaa-gooljoo
A newly discovered carnivorous plant (Droseraceae) from Western Australia!
Treatment: http://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F687D1-1E54-FFB9-FF42-532EFAF1EBAA
Publication: http://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.618.1.3
#Phytotaxa
#FAIRdata
#science #OA #openaccess #biology #ecology #taxonomy #nature #biodiversity #conservation #botany #wildflowers #flowers #wildplants #plants #wildlife #droseraceae #carnivorousplants #australia
Axel SteinerDiese #Florfliege ist im Botanischen #Garten in #Bonn der fleischfressenden #Sonnentau-Art #Drosera toyoakensis in die Falle getappt.
#botanicalgarden #botanischergartenbonn #artenvielfalt #natur #nature #insects #insekten #Droseraceae #Karnivoren #Insektivoren
Klaus Alexander Seistrup@markcharnell
Sure. They are growing in peat moss. I only have two rather poor photos. The first one is from August 2020, the second one from August this year. I believe I sowed the seeds at the end of the winter, so they are not quite three years old, as I would have you believe before, only two and a half.
They now grow in an old aquarium. I thought it would look nice with the tree stump, but it doesn't, but I don't want to disturb the small plants.
Now that I have moved the aquarium indoor, the moss (“real” moss, not peat moss) grows much faster than the flytraps.
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Sure. They are growing in peat moss. I only have two rather poor photos. The first one is from August 2020, the second one from August this year. I believe I sowed the seeds at the end of the winter, so they are not quite three years old, as I would have you believe before, only two and a half.
They now grow in an old aquarium. I thought it would look nice with the tree stump, but it doesn't, but I don't want to disturb the small plants.
Now that I have moved the aquarium indoor, the moss (“real” moss, not peat moss) grows much faster than the flytraps.
/cc [ @chillicampari | @plants | #Dionaea | #Droseraceae ]