#plant-fu

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I'm not usually one for "closed species" but these guys are pretty cool so I got myself a MYO to play around with This is Octavius, who's based on the octopus stinkhorn fungus, which is grody as fuck and I love it. As you can clearly tell by that incredible 'stache he is a GENTLEMAN. Also probably the type to be a lil haughty and enjoy listening to himself talk a bit too much

Plant-Fu are a species belonging to KurokiKumo! You can learn more about em here

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"...An abandoned fireplace..." "...surrounded by destroyed weapones...     some of them laying in the weak shining ember..." "...one of them that is not that much destroyed, started to float..." "...weak magic becomming stronger...a new creature being born..." 

My entry for the Plant-Fu DTA

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Drosera roseana. 

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Super excited that these are finally sprouting... Drosera burmannii (large red plants, Hann River, Kimberley, AU). Can't wait to watch these grow.

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Wee babes... in order from top to bottom, Drosera sp. "Lantau Island", Drosera spatulata ssp. lovellae (Fraser Island, QLD), and Drosera capillaris (Costa Rica). The mold visible in the last two pics is a little worrisome (if allowed to it can run rampant over seedlings), but taking these out from under their covers should remedy that problem.

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Flower, Drosera spatulata 'Hong Kong'.

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In July 2013 I had a small pot of Drosera spatulata 'Kanto Form' growing from leaf cuttings, and it looked as seen in the first pic. Last month I repotted them out of necessity, as evidenced by the last two photos. Even for a prolific sundew like D. spatulata these take over available space fast. I have four pots of these going at the moment - love these plants!

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Repotted this little herd of Drosera natalensis earlier in the month, and they look to be doing quite well.