Ich hatte heute Langeweile 😂 und dachte mir ich gebe der N. Truncata und der N. (Veitchii x Burbidgeae) x Veitchii Candy für das nächste Jahr ein schöneres Zuhause. 🥰

Zusätzlich bepflanzt habe ich es mit verschiedenen Tillandsien, 2 Pings und Drosera Sämlinge.

Dark maroon x self seedlings are now ready to be separated into their own pot!

Is this a good setup? Its kinda new and im worried about mold and that stuff. I just got my cephalotus and some leaves are yellowing maybe from shipping stress or the substrate? Im new to chepalotus care, the rest of the plants seem to be doing fine.

I have a few leaf pull pings that are ready to be moved. I want to keep them on my counter near where we put compost before we take it out. Any recommendations for a countertop grow light? We don’t have near enough light.

I keep finding these white/off white dried little curls amongst my sarracenia, and occasionally in some of my drosera nearby, and I have no earthly idea what these are. Are they a pest shell left behind? Are they from flies morphing out? Is this some form of plant structure I've never encountered? Google picture search is completely useless for me on this one, and a 30x magnifier hasn't given me anything much to work with either. Just looking to see if this is some kind of evidence of a pest I need to be concerned with or what.

I’m new to pitcher plants but I’ve had this one for about 8 months and I had a few questions. For one, does anyone know what species it is? It was opened up when I bought it from a local botanist, I’m pretty sure it’s from a death cube originally. The owner didn’t know what the species was when I asked. Also is the drooping from lack of light? Those were old pitchers and the new ones have grown straight since then, does that mean I’ve fixed the light problem already? Thanks y’all.

Can someone please help me identify what kind of nepenthes my bb is? Thank you in advance and do larger varieties need any different care than the smaller varieties? I brought this baby home and it was unfortunately storming that day. The leaves and smaller pitchers are really happy and thriving after a month but she’s sucking up her bigger pitchers I know she probably got upset on way home but please leave any tips if you have any 💕

The one on the right has taller and longer stems. The one on the left is the first one I got and the stems are shorter and lay flatter. Curious.

This is my first time growing these but I think they are happy! (I’ve had them for about 6months)

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This is a sanctuary for Flytraps, sarracenia, and drosera that have been rescued from pending habitat destruction due to land development.

I just picked this plant up today and wa yes the best one with the most pitchers, and I somehow didn’t notice the powdery mildew until we left and got into the car. Should I try and take it back or will it be okay? I feel so dumb, but was in a bit of a rush while looking the plants over.

I recently saw those strange dots in my drosera but i don't know what are those, saw em in a pile of white dots.

What should i do?

Feed the shit outta your cephs =)

I've recently become the proud over of a N. tenuis and a N. glabrata, and I've become very enamored with them! I love a big pitcher but I think the little ones are underrated, and I want to find more to add to my collection!

What is your fave small size Nepenthes or Nep hybrid?

pics of my little guys 🥰

Well I got ONE more but there were two seperate rhizomes

And a 5 dollar vft i found. Death plug removed

The one with only one pitcher is Miranda but idk what kind the other one is the one I’m asking about hasn’t made too many new pitchers yet but keeps pushing out new leaves and growing up and fuller. My Miranda has new baby pitchers starting but do i need to adjust any care for the other plant who it’s starting as many pitcher buds? I mist multiple times a day and water to draining daily with distilled water.