- Sat Nov 25, 2023 4:02 pm
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Among my four containers I've got two that are "Mixed Carnivorous Bog Plants" (which includes Droseras, package split between two); one that is "Mixed Sarracenia + Mixed Drosera" (two different "mixed" packages, themselves mixed in the one pot, 'cause why not); and one that is supposed to be a split--one half is Intermedia and the other is Filiformis. At least I am pretty damn sure I split them instead of mixing them.
Many of them are up to 3-4 carnivorous leaves now, some a fair bit larger than others... but they all more or less look the same to me: a thin petiole sorta part without hairs and a roundish part with hairs. These (pictured) are supposedly Filiformis on this side of the container; Intermedia (not pictured) on the other. I used a tag as a separator and two others as pointers to label each side. I don't *think* I decided to mix these seeds or I would not have put in the separator. These are the largest specimens out of all the containers and the others are a bit too small yet for me to photograph, but I can examine them with a lighted jeweler's loupe.
All them in all the containers (including the few sprouts on the Filiformis side) so far pretty much have leaves that look just like these, only some are smaller/fewer leaves yet and some are redder/red. If I didn't have reason to think otherwise I'd think they were all the same species (and one that is not Filiformis). Is it really just still too soon? Thanks
Many of them are up to 3-4 carnivorous leaves now, some a fair bit larger than others... but they all more or less look the same to me: a thin petiole sorta part without hairs and a roundish part with hairs. These (pictured) are supposedly Filiformis on this side of the container; Intermedia (not pictured) on the other. I used a tag as a separator and two others as pointers to label each side. I don't *think* I decided to mix these seeds or I would not have put in the separator. These are the largest specimens out of all the containers and the others are a bit too small yet for me to photograph, but I can examine them with a lighted jeweler's loupe.
All them in all the containers (including the few sprouts on the Filiformis side) so far pretty much have leaves that look just like these, only some are smaller/fewer leaves yet and some are redder/red. If I didn't have reason to think otherwise I'd think they were all the same species (and one that is not Filiformis). Is it really just still too soon? Thanks
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