Here's what my water table looks like at the moment. First Sarracenia flower bloom, as well as open pitcher. Did I already say how much I...

Lots of growth in the last few days - I love Spring! I can't wait to see the new Sarracenia this year.

There are a few crows that have been poking at my plant pots, and I've tried hanging old CDs, which seemed to work for a little while....

I don't have too many Nepenthes (yet) but here's one of my ventricosa.

This Byblis liniflora is so effective at catching gnats!

The pygmy sundews have such a variety of different flower phenotypes.

My Nepenthes jamban is growing really nicely and has four pitchers now!

Here's a new photo of my Darlingtonia seedlings. You can see veins now, compared with this photo from January. I'm looking forward to...

It's always a nice surprise to receive the ICPS Carnivorous Plant Newsletter in the mail. It is published quarterly, so the sad thing is...

Previously, I posted about Utricularia flowers that look like bunnies. Here's a photo of a similar plant but with different flower...

This ping is from my favorite carnivorous plant nursery, California Carnivores. I got it just before the pandemic started and it was...

More Sarracenia are coming!

Here come the Sarracenia!

My Darlingtonia are a target for squirrels and crows - in fact, one of them chewed up one of my new stolon runners last week, which was...

These Drosera are making a strong Spring entrance in the bog. I can't wait for the Sarracenia to catch up.

I've been doing a lot of clean-up lately, getting everything ready for spring. I'm going to be busy washing and mixing peat and making...

The backyard is getting a lot more activity in terms of insects hovering around my plants. Spring is on its way!

This Drosera was looking particularly vibrant. A few unlucky bugs seemed to think so as well.

It's like a carnivorous plant cinnamon roll! 😂

My dad built our third greenhouse bench and we just moved it into place. The tops are from Durabench, and I ordered them through...

I can see signs of spring coming, with more new growth in the bog. Hopefully dormancy is coming to an end soon! Here's a neat photo of...

It's not carnivorous, but is still cool. I've been watching my monstera plant for new leaves and splits and this one looks like it has a...

It's interesting that there is only one species of Cephalotus. It's also known as the Albany pitcher plant.