
Starts with Pinguicula emarginata

Followed by other Pinguicula such as Pinguicula laueana

Pinguicula esseriana. So far the loveliest Pinguicula that I grow.

Seedlings of Pinguicula lusitanica
Continuing with other plants of Lentibulariaceae family. Such as...

Utricularia livida

The blue flowered form of Utricularia livida

Utricularia uniflora

seedgrown Utricularia calycifida from Gran Sabana, Venezuela

Utricularia sandersonii

Utricularia pubescens

Utricularia alpina is growing new leaves at the same time

It's root are growing out of the pot much sooner than I predicted

Genlisea violacea from Grao Mogol, Brazil.

Genlisea lobata x violacea
After So many plants from Lentibulariaceae family some pitchers.

Nepenthes ampullaria 'Brunei Red' x 'Harlequin'

Newest pitcher is only a bit smaller than those which plant had when it came to me. This pitcher is about 5 cm(2") high.

Nepenthes veitchii 'Golden Perisome' from Bario, Malaysia. The slowest growing Nepenthes that I own.

Nepenthes rafflesiana made it's largest pitcher so far. pitcher is 7 cm(2,7") high

Who said that Finland is cold all year rounf. During summer we can even grow Nepenthes x Ventrata outdoors. Pitcher is about 10 cm(4") high and is producing so much nectar that some of it drains on the floor. Plant has been growing outdoors since June.

Cephalotus follicularis baby plant received from CZ plants is showing some signs of growth.
Then my favourite plants. The sundews.

Starting with Drosera intermedia from Gran Sabana, Venezuela

Followed by Drosera adelae

Drosera spatulata var. lovellae 'Bloody Red'

From left to right Drosera capensis normal form and Drosera capensis red form.

Drosera aliceae

Young Drosera madagascariensis

Drosera neocaledonica slowly recovering

Drosera binata is vigorous psecies for me. Making tens of new leaves at the same time and even 2 flowerstalks.

Drosera paradoxa has grown longer leaves since I got it

Drosera burmannii is growing a flowerstalk
Thanks for reading my blog. Happy growing!
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