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Long overdue that I made one of these.Let's start with the pingsP. chilensis, looking scrappy but should pay off in the spring.The cold temperates (and P. primuliflora for whatever reason) in their anti-storm box. Protects them from the wind and heavy rains, since I don't want to lose hibernaculum, while maintaining airflow and light levels.Warm temperates (lutea, caerulea, planifolia). They get really wet. The lutea and caerulea do not seem to mind at all. The tons of lutea you see in the photo are all extremely small because they arrived to me in August with absolutely no roots.P. elongata in the highland terrarium. They told me they needed the bag.P. elongata in the tuberous Drosera/anything-that-needs-a-seasonal-light-cycle-but-not-extreme-temps grow area. Since no one knows exactly how to keep this Ping alive, I decided why not put it in a place with "seasons". It may not experience a significant change in photoperiod in the wild, but neither do Mexican Pings, and people lower the light cycle for those.I had these P. chilensis seedlings outside until there was an enourmous rainstorm and I thought they had been washed away.P. kondoi/reticulata or whatever you prefer.I think the transition between carnivorous and succulent leaves on P. cyclosecta is really beautiful.My first Mexican Ping flower! (P. esseriana, trying to make up for its crappy colorless genetics :p )P. orchidioides pullings. Weird plant. Some of the first emergent leaves on the pullings look like liverwort with glands.P. calderoniae and P. calderoniae pullings. I keep them surprisingly wet.P. emarginata, greener cloneP. cubensis, the rest of them finally settling in.P. lusitanica, focused on the one going on round 2 with the flowers.P. megaspilaea, a favorite of mine.There were a few others I didn't photograph, but that is becuase they are either ugly succulent buds that don't have roots and are therefor slightly dessicated (from BCP, that's how they ship 'em) or would have just been repeats of plants with no significant difference in looks. I'll probably post the Neps next, everyone loves Neps