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Fierce Flora Carnivorous Plants
Добавлен 23 июл 2018
Fierce Flora is a project that explores the amazing world of carnivorous plants through photography and information. It aims to document the author's own journey with these plants through a blog as well as providing a resource to connect growers from around the globe.
Drosera stipularis in the dunes of Cape York
Drosera stipularis grows in deep white sand in Cape York, Australia. The recently described petiolaris-complex sundew is unique in its resemblance to pygmy sundews, both in size and morphology. This is an example of convergent evolution towards the constantly shifting sands of their environments.
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Giant clumps of Cephalotus Pitcher Plants in the wild
Просмотров 3183 месяца назад
Is this the biggest clump of Cephalotus ever recorded!? I found this magnificent population of Cephalotus follicularis (Albany pitcher plant) containing hundreds of pitchers in an open, post-burn site. This species typically grows on gentle slopes that drain into swampy basins, usually occurring where the water begins to seep out of the hillside. In this habitat, the plants commonly colonise th...
Drosera salina (salt lake sundew) in the wild
Просмотров 3528 месяцев назад
Drosera salina grows in one of the most remarkable habitat, occurring only on the shores of salt lakes in Western Australia. It’s niche is formed by groundwater seeping out of surrounding bush land into the depression of the lake basin during the rainy colder months. The substrate is a thin layer of crystalline quartz sand overlaying a denser layer of brown silt and fine sand. Very few plants a...
Drosera schizandra in the wild
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Год назад
Drosera schizandra is a rare sundew endemic to the rainforests of Far North Queensland. The species grows on embankments and creek lines in the Bartle Frere and Bellenden Ker mountain range. These habitats have a comparatively sparse canopy from the steep slope and open creek so can receive some dappled filtered sunlight. At other times, the ground is plunged into deep shade.
Carnivorous Plants of the Grampians
Просмотров 9772 года назад
Nineteen species of carnivorous plants grow in the Grampians National Park in SE Australia. In November 2021, Boaz Ng set out on an expedition to document the sundews and bladderworts of the region. This video was made by Fierce Flora for World Carnivorous Plant Day in collaboration with the International Carnivorous Plant Society.
Drosera spatulata - Gibraltar Range
Просмотров 9652 года назад
Drosera spatulata grows in creekside heathland seepages in the Gibraltar Range National Park, Australia.
Sundew Leaf Cutting - 2 Month Time-Lapse
Просмотров 5 тыс.2 года назад
A new plant emerges from threadleaf sundew (Drosera filiformis) leaf cutting. Shot over 2 months, equivalent to 155,000 x speed.
Drosera graniticola Time Lapse
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Time Lapse of Drosera graniticola taken over a month. This sundew is known for its flower scapes which hold many blooms at the same time. The rare species grows only in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia.
Tillandsia ionantha flowering time lapse
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.2 года назад
Time lapse of Tillandsia 'Peanuts' (Tillandsia ionantha v. stricta f. fastigata) flowering.
Deadly Plants Killing Bugs - Carnivorous Plant Time-lapse
Просмотров 627 тыс.3 года назад
Carnivorous Plant Time-lapse. These fearsome plants capture their living prey with intricate traps before digesting them for their nutrients. This project by Boaz Ng took over 3.5 years to shoot.
Drosera scorpioides gemmae timelapse
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A 3 week time-lapse I shot of a Drosera scorpioides gemma. At the start of the growing season, pygmy sundews produce modified leaves called gemmae that each enclose a bud. After dispersal, the gemmae quickly sprout a tap root followed immediately by carnivorous leaves. These plantlets can mature into a flowering sized plant within a single season, increasing the chances of survival during the h...
Time Lapse - Nepenthes kills an ant
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A 12 day time lapse of Nepenthes ventrata capturing an ant! This video is part of my ongoing project that showcases how different carnivorous plants catch their prey.
Drosera gracilis time lapse
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Time lapse of Drosera gracilis devouring a wasp!
Drosera capensis Time Lapse
Просмотров 17 тыс.5 лет назад
Time lapse of the Cape Sundew (Drosera capensis) eating a mosquito. Total time elapsed is approximately 1 hour.
amazing colors
Heyy nice video, what camera did you use? Thanks!
Excellent video to watch while taking leave cuttings from Drosera’s Filliformus NJ red . And D. Capensis. Very cool to see just what will happen in 2 months time .
Abrazo!
Open for business
So tiny, love them
What a beautiful sight, thanks for sharing ❤
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whats the music
Excellent timelapse, filming and editing Boaz. A really impressive footage. Regards from Germany, Siggi.
I've wondered if the Queensland's _three sisters_ are archaic ancient sundew plants, or are carnivorous plants on their way of losing their carnivory.
What an amazing video, thank you for sharing! I'm amazed at how fast it grew, specially compared with seed germination.
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Soy un amante das Las plantas.👌🌱👍☘️🥰.
The bugs is. go inside in the carnivore plants
I have to feed my plant
Oddly growing sundews from seed is faster than leaf cuttings which is the complete other way around for Venus flytraps
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Why?
Great video; in their natural habitat
Great video, love the lighting.
So many of them and such different habitat to other droseras.
very unusual habitat
Because I saw your post on FB, I bought a schizandra to add to my collection. She/he seems happy at the moment. Pretty cold in Victoria at the moment so I'm hoping my little guy will do well. Looks like you had a good trip. cheers Kim
Wow, incredible. Thank you!
so beautiful
Its amazing that you included water carnivorous plants!
It was certainly a challenge, took two years of trial and error until I came up with a good way to shoot it
Nice 👍👍👍
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WhTs the song in this video
I loved seeing everything in situ with such excellent production value. Please keep making these videos!
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Kinda creepy. The little baby coming out of its dead mother leaf.
Not dead
The first plant a real G I found it at the morning eating a fly and some ant/spider looking thing
Honestly this is the most interesting leaf movement of any Drosera in my opinion. These tentacles look like fingers when they move.
Great video!
Nice production! Thank you so much for sharing!
what a beautiful swamp ! I love bulb drosera i in australia ,their leaves are like fire works!
Thank you for making this great video!! I’ve always wondered what the utricularia’s habitat looks like. it looks so amazing!
Very cool. Thanks for the footage. I always enjoy videos of C.P in the wild.
This is beautiful
Beauiful
😨😨was the last time we have been in the world and the Two kids
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These plants are fun to grow.
Ikr
Even when they are babies they are dangerous! If your a small insect.
I have one sun dwe
Amazing!