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#carnivorousplants

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DeeAnn Little

Quick Pinguicula weser (Butterwort) repotting. These are easy to care for and make a great starter plant if you are new to carnivorous plants. You can even start with one and they make more (this was originally a single plant). They have very different characteristics depending on time of the year/growing conditions. The dried leaves in the last pic were the large and thin form and sticky so I prefer to work with them when they are compact and dry.

#CarnivorousPlants #Gardening #Plants @plants

Small Pinguicula weser (Butterworts) in a white pot.
Closeup of what looks like an early Pinguicula flower bud.
Older pot of several Pinguicula before repotting.
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DeeAnn Little

It *looks* like the sphagnum moss that was overwintered outside with this Darlingtonia Californica (Cobra Lily) is starting to wake up from dormancy (the Darlingtonia itself will still be a bit until it starts growing again). It was in a portable greenhouse on the balcony all winter (Zone 7b, DE) until a few days ago. I was worried that it would die off over the winter but it looks much better than my indoor-grown moss.

#Mosstodon #CarnivorousPlants #florespondence #Gardening #plants @plants

Dalingtonia Californica with sphagnum moss in a white pot on a balcony.
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