Back in October, I potted some Drosera gemmae and here's what the Drosera scorpioides looks like now!

I love how you can really see the air chambers in these dead Aldrovanda leaves. I previously posted a close-up of healthy looking...

Some close up shots of one of my Utricularia flowers:

Here's a close-up of the anthers inside the Heliamphora flower. According to the ICPS website, the anthers form a tube around the cells...

Very exciting! I'm going to try to pollinate these!

I just attended (over Zoom) a talk by Thilo Krueger, who shared his research on "Carnivorous Plants of South-West Australia). It was...

These are not quite as dewy as my drosophyllum, but are still fascinating.

I forgot about this for a little while since it's been outside in the greenhouse, but I just realized how much it's grown since I first...

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I previously posted a close-up photo of aldrovanda. Here's one even more close-up. In this photo, you can see the air chambers in the...

I spent a fair amount of time cleaning up my Sarracenia this week.

Not carnivorous, but still cool. I have a few orchid plants that I've been trying to grow. This is the first time these purple ones have...

My very first Darlingtonia seedlings!

A friend shared some gemmae with me in October and here's the Drosera carbarup this morning:

Plants are living art pieces. Edited to add: someone notified me that there are very few Drosera delsiana in cultivation and so most have...

A few weeks ago, I posted a photo of this same plant, and look at the change in color now!

This ping is looking particularly pretty this morning.

I've been a bit slow to post lately since I had to temporarily move my plants to a new location (long story). But my plants are doing ok!...

Carnivorous plant growers typically dread the winter season because of dormancy. Fortunately, there are some plants that undergo dormancy...

Orchids aren't carnivorous but are still cool. Like carnivorous plants, they can be tricky to grow. So, I was pretty excited to see that...

My aunt has a colleague who likes the plants with the prettiest flowers, and Utricularia have some really nice ones. Some are tiny, but...

These were tiny when I first got them, and I'm so glad that they are growing so nicely.

I saw this praying mantis on one of my bog Sarracenia today!