My country is getting affected by climate change severely these days, and I believe spring will come much sooner than it usually did. Can Darlingtonia survive with only 2~3 months of dormancy? I believe it started its dormancy in December last year because November was unusually and creepily warm.

Ive got these two sundews, they got a bit cooked outside in early summer and now sit at this window and are thriving.

Theyve thrown up an absuuuurd number of flowering stalks. Do y'all think I should cut it back at all or just let it's freak flag fly? Im happy with baby sundews but this feels excessive and dont want to compromise these newish plants

Just put up it’s first pitcher of the year and wanted to get a sunset shot.

Also should I trim the dead leaves? The outer leaves died off a while ago but it looks like the middle is still hanging on.

These nepethes are at Doha airports ‘The Orchard’. They look very happy! I’ve not seen them planted in a kokodama before.

My baby pings can play the tiny game too!

https://preview.redd.it/s01m9fncvdge1.jpg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=79ac09be3d9d7b0bbd7733c02aad216e926967a5

Esseriana FTW!

I have a bunch of pings in bloom!

I just placed it under a 5000lumens light . The soil is 100% sphagnum Moss and always moist. Humidity level : 65%

I got it about 6 months ago.

My nepenthes collection so far!

My Adelae are doing great ever since I moved them to a northern facing window!

Absolutely no dew is forming anymore. The humidity is always at 50%~90% (sometimes 40%), and it’s getting a lot of light. What seems to be the problem? Should I put it in a shadier spot?