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typhlonectes · 1 month
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sanhomaydraw · 1 year
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pierog · 1 year
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pitcher plant lamp by scott lefton (2019) 
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etakeh · 1 year
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This is so cool.
Tell me you've never wanted a molting cicada plushie. It's got iridescent wings. LOOK AT IT.
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Also got a pitcher plant backpack...with a doomed caterpillar. Sorely tempted.
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(he also makes glow in the dark plants) (and breeds monstera) (and has a free downloadable guide to plant breeding for cool characteristics)
anyway support independent artists or something? that make cool things?
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saycheeseandsmile · 1 year
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palaeosinensis · 8 months
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Making these really sucked but mostly because of the teeth on the traps. If I do another I have some other ideas to try & would also vary the sizes of traps. Pretty good for my first stained glass 3D thing! Finally a carnivorous plant I can’t kill.
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botanyshitposts · 1 year
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ok this sounds insane but in 2018 i went to a few carnivorous plant talks at the botany conference in minnesota. i got caught up in conversation with one of the guys there who was a huge nepenthes guy who told me a story about another collector in the pacific northwest who'd been buying poached plants, like a huge amount, and eventually got staked out by the fish and wildlife service and arrested and had all his plants seized and went to prison for it. idk if i ever talked about this on this blog before-- i know i liveblogged a lot from that conference but cant remember what all i posted-- but ive avoided talking about it since then because i was never able to find like, news articles or anything covering it, but behold.... we now have proof it was real, and im like 80% sure this was this guy he was talking about. the raid happened in 2016 and they'd been staking them out since 2013. he had nearly 400 plants and had been sourcing many of them from poachers in indonesia and borneo.
remember folks: poaching happens with plants too! it's a huge problem not only in carnvirous plants (nepenthes especially, which this piece is dedicated to talking about) but also in native plant populations in the US, including native carnivorous plant populations (north and south carolina's venus fly traps, california's darlingtonia, and sarracenia from the east coast), native orchids (historically one of the most poached categories), desert plants/cacti/succulents, and slow-growing woody ornamentals (cycads, for example). never buy bare-root plants off ebay or facebook! your best bet is local nurseries (which usually purchase farm-raised plants that do well in a wide range of conditions, and as a result have a healthy population in the wild) or specialty greenhouses (more expensive, but at least in the case of carnivorous plants offer young plants bred from established adult plants in-house, raised in captivity).
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apsciencebydan · 14 days
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Pitcheresque 💛
Almost just went home after work today. I would have missed this.
There's a little patch of pitcher plants in a marshy area of my home away from home, and they're blooming now.
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seismic-tartness · 4 months
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This is made of glass
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Blaschka Glass Models of Plants exhibit at the Harvard Museum of Natural History
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A photo of a large pitcher plant sculpture sitting in a case of glass and dark wood on a white background in a museum exhibit. The plant is photographed from below, so the plant's roots and bottom of the purple and yellow pitchers are in the foreground. The stems, leaves, and flowers are seen from below.
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A close-up photo of the leaves and pitchers, taken from above the pitchers.
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There are two signs to the left of the sculpture of the pitcher plant. The first and larger sign reads:
From the Hands of the Makers Over the course of fifty years, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, father and son, continually experimented with materials and methods that pushed the boundaries of glassworking. After his father's death in 1895, Rudolf continued to refine glass formulations, experiment with pigments and varnishes, and create his own palette of colored glass enamels. He produced this Great Pitcher Plant, Nepenthes maxima (right), the largest and most complicated model in the collection, using many of his innovative techniques.
The smaller plaque identifies the artwork and reads:
Nepenthes maxima (Great Pitcher Plant) Indonesia, New Guinea & Philippines by Rudolf Blauschka, 1906
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atomic-chronoscaph · 8 months
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Little Shop of Horrors (1986)
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prinnay · 2 years
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carnivores
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openner · 10 months
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Upper pitcher plants.
Nepenthes Eymae is a colorful plant. very amazing species and beautiful to the eye! Central Sulawesi endemic species. is in the wild in a mossy forest above 1000m.
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sanhomaydraw · 1 year
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croak croak
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sarahdraws16 · 5 months
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Rosa eating carnivorous plants 🌱🍴
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los-plantalones · 2 months
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carnivorous happenings!
dionaea ‘red dragon’ waking up from dormancy
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baby sarracenia purpurea (the right pitcher is only about 2.5” tall)
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organicmatter · 2 months
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my windowsill flytrap
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