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Hybridizing Drosera – Introductory post

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January 2, 2017May 7, 2017 SundewMoki

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Stylidium debile, commonly known as the frail trigger plant is a carnivorous member of the trigger plant family. The trigger refers to the unique method of pollination that these flowers use. To make sure insects that visit the flower are covered in pollen, they use a pretty incredible mechanism. Watch the video to see it in action in slow motion, the actual trigger moves four times as fast. Drosera scorpiodes. Probably my favorite pygmy sundew due to it's unique size and morphology! Who knew plants could be purple?! Happy 4th of July to everyone celebrating out there! Pygmy sundews are quite under-rated in my opinion! Pinguicula ehlersiae from Tolantolga, Hidalgo, Mexico ! These are probably one of my favorite pings for obvious reasons. Drosera hartmeyerorum and it's famous yellow runway lights! Love the color of this one all around.

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