After spectacular flowering my Jewel orchid is happily putting up some new qrowth.

D. kaiteurensis seeds have germinated and the germination rate was totally amazing!

D. sessifolia is a lovely annual species which looks very much like D. burmannii
and is a weedy species. Better to keep this lovely plant under control.

D. coccicaulis and lots of moss.

D. felix which had a strong will to survive.

And I said that pygmy sundews aren't anything special but this little fella really is something. Small but beautiful D. omissa x pulchella.

D. venusta which almost got forgotten on the table for 2 weeks with no water and extra light is looking a bit better now.

U. minutissima from Gunung Tahan starting to bloom

and there are even more stalks yet to bloom

U. nephrophylla is growing a nice flowerstalk too. This plant grows in open terraria to maximize the ventilation


U. alpina doesn't like open terraria anymore and the flowerstalk is slowly turning yellow :(

U reniformis keeps growing larger and larger leaves. Hopefully it starts flowering when conditions are a bit better for my epiphytic utrics

U. tricolor and mystery of what potting mix did I use for this plant again?

Love for Australian plants.






But life isn't just happy things. I now declare the plants that have died in this rough winter.
Drosera neocaledonica
Drosera slackii
Drosera sp. 'Pretty Rosette'
Genlisea lobata x violacea
Nepenthes sanguinea 'Black Beauty'
Nepenthes x 'Hookeriana'
Pinguicula lusitanica
Utricularia sandersonii
But in the summer I will make up for the losses and order some more plants and try to make some things for my terraria setup but I will update about that later.
60 cm of snow and -10 celcius outside but warm cup of hot hot chocolate keeps body and thoughts warm. Another thing that keeps my thoughts warm is to see numbers larger than 2 000 in total pageviews. Thank you very much for reading my blog!
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