I think Raingazer (Amy) used to grow a Drosera or related one. I wonder if Rain is still around DG? I don't see any recent posts from her here on the AV forum.
Giving Thanks for November Blooms!
Here is a tray of d.Adelae, they grow like weeds for me:
Wow, are they grown from seed?
Wow!! May I ask where you are getting the seed? Looks like good seed LOL along with you knowing how to take care of them.
Connie
They look great!!
Lin,
I haven't seen Amy here for awhile,but I recently ran into her on another group.If I see a post from her,I will tell her you said hi.
Lynn
They are not from seed, this was one plant that spread via runners. These are easy to start from leaf cuttings.
You all have posted some amazing blooms. Keep 'em coming!
Connie and Nichole: I think we may need another Walmart trip this weekend! Hahaha
What do you mean "think", Shanika? My list is already made out HA!!!!!!
Connie
Hi Shanika ^_^,
I'm so happy you joined us!!
Lynn
See how you are . . .
I have been putting down strep leaves this weekend while feeling like a child at Christmas :) I am now keeping my fingers crossed for them. They will ALL be gorgeous if I can grow them out. I was looking up pics to see their blooms and came across Mighty Mouse. Well, I thought it was compact but I have also seen two streps with the same name. Only found one Mighty Mouse. Soooo...Bonnie and Jim, please scroll up to Nov. 1 and look at that strep. Can you ID it for me? It is not growing as a compact for me and the bloom color is purple. It is a very pretty strep whatever the correct name is :))))
Thanks so much :)
Connie
I'm not sure who she is Connie,but it is definitely not Mighty Mouse!!
No, LOL!! Don't think so :) I will need to ID this and two others when they bloom. Got them from Bonnie so she will be able to help me. It is blooming away and is so pretty sitting in my east window.
Connie
had to post this picture, this sinningia is truly a beauty, blooms all the time.it's name is magic moments
bonnie
Ohh Looks like wild straberries.....Beauty
That one's a keeper Bonnie!!
It does look like strawberries! That's a beauty Bonnie!
thanks all
bonnie
This is Strep Blue Weismoor
The blooms are larger than most, and this is my first time growing this variety. Very pretty!
Strep Bristol's Black cherry
Phobos
She's supposed to have more pink markings, but maybe she needs cooler conditions to develop them?
Love those Shanika!! Maybe the pink markings will show more on the second round of blooms.
I wonder if Connie's mystery Strep. is Blue Weismore?
Lynn
I love magic moments bonnie! It's so pretty.
Shanika,your plants a beauty's.I really like Black Cherry.
What a great day to be drooling over all these pretty pictures! LOL.
frosty frolic
(sorry it's a little dark!)
here is one of the prettiest streps i have ever had, my favorite, jules.
bonnie
here is the whole plant.
Gorgeous Bonnie!
Shanika and Bonnie,
Stop making me drool on my keyboard.....you know how I am LOL.
Lynn
Lol, Lynn! We all suffer from the same condition:)
I was playing with the settings on my camera today . . . was able to take one picture before the thing needed to be charged again.
Here is a pic of my Ozark Blazing Embers
Ok, two pictures . . .
Little Tiger
Little tiger is nice
Great pictures Nichole.
Not much going on here--but have a couple of new blooms....
Mini Sinningia Super Orange
AV Mini Minx
Gloxinella Lindeneria--or whatever they are calling it these days, has it's first flower bud (Thanks Gran! ^_^), but does anyone know what this on it is??? I'm leaning towards more aliens invading!
Another one...
Great pictures Jan!! That looks like the little things that grow on other Gessies that you can use to make more.I forget what they are called.
Lynn
Oh,I remember,propagules.
Great growing ladies!
Bonnie: I love that Sinningia Magic Moments! Very pretty!
Shanika: Wow, you've got some really beautiful Strep's ... Jules is gorgeous and I love that AV Frosty Frolic!
Nichole: Is Ozark Blazing Embers a Strep? I love the color.
Jan: Love the deep color of Sinningia Super Orange ... that one's considered a mini? I've got to look up Gloxinella Linderiana ... never heard of a Gloxinella and I really like the look of that foliage.
Episica lilacina (that I bought from Violet Barn recently) has a bud, so maybe I will have a photo to share soon!