I have been slow to post but am hoping to get back into photographing my plants more. Here's a photo of an insect on one of my Drosera...

My Darlingtonia seedlings under my grow lights are doing pretty well. The last photo I took of these was in April.

If you look closely, you can see the ash layer on my Sarracenia. This year (and the last couple of years) have been rough, with serious...

I've been a bit slow to post lately, with school starting. Here's a photo of the interesting markings of my Sarracenia minor 'Okee Giant.'

A few weeks ago, I repotted some Darlingtonia seedlings, and here's what they look like afterwards.

This spring and summer had quite a few hot days and Darlingtonia don't do well in extreme heat. In the past, I've tried putting ice cubes...

It's been a little while since I have had time to take some photos of my plants. Here's one of my Drosera spatulata, which are looking...

This is the first time I've grown Darlingtonia seedlings, so it's pretty exciting to have so many to re-pot. Here's a photo of the first...

This is yet another reason why I can't wait to visit Australia one day. Drosera prolifera are not too difficult to grow but they like...

Drosera regia, also known as the King Sundew, are normally found in South Africa.

Here's my last Drosophyllum seed capsule photo (for a little while). I used my Moment macro lens, on the 2X setting on my mom's iPhone Xs.

I know I've posted a lot about my Dewy Pine seeds - I'm just so excited to finally have some seeds to germinate (even thought I know it's...

It's fun that the flowers for all the Drosera can be so similar and different at the same time.

I hope I can get these to germinate and grow - I'd really like to have more dewy pines, since they tend to be a bit finicky to grow.

Hooray!

It was tough to capture a good photo, given the harsh afternoon sunlight, but here's a photo of two Drosophyllum seed capsules, closed...

Lots of pollen on these Drosera capensis flowers - it's no wonder they grow like weeds!

Time to start repotting!

I haven't been propagating that much recently. Here's an attempt at some Pinguicula leaf pullings - let's hope this works!

In this photo, I was hoping to highlight the translucent windows that form at the top, which are areas where the plant has lost some...

This group of Sarracenia are growing together so nicely!

Even though Drosera capensis are often thought of as a very common carnivorous plant, I never get tired of looking at them.

The photo of these Sarracenia has a dramatic lighting effect from the sun and my iPhone lens.

This beauty starts off kind of greenish but them develops a richer red color (and eventually more white as well).