Helis mainly but dews, VFT, few Neps, maybe Brochinia. Depend on my energy level.

[DaniL]

Met up with @biotank today to collect @Lloyd Gordon 's shipment and got my new heli and drosera are potted up! Now to spend this weekend crafting the perfect conditions

Thank you both, gentlemen! I'm very excited to level up to even fancier, more complicated CPs with this heli and to add to my sundew collection!

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

This is the easiest Heli I have. It will grow huge in time but takes years to grow rooted offsets.
By the way, aluminum trays corrode and leak!

 

[jackie quan]

Thank you Llyod for the 2 plants. Also thank you Biotank for being able to distribute the plants to us Greater Vancouver area folks. Enjoy the long weekend.

 

[biotank]

All plants distributed, thanks Lloyd's generosity Also thanks BC focus make time to pick up the plants.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

All people previously mentioned: plants will be mailed Sunday or Monday (depending on holidays) or ready for pickup as planned.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Make sure I have PM with full name and address.

Brackets indicate a group order

So far these are the people who have emailed in response to the above. I will update this as more emails come in. As mentioned above, the exact number of recipients depends on the Heli unpotting.

(@NicoleXPopa & Martin) Montreal
(@wsong & @Shine) @EMBE GTA pickup
@telkwasnowgirl Northern BC
@CP_loverrr @Rhino BC-only if there's leftovers as they were included in BC group order
@Trapper J Ottawa area

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

Off to the Post Office for @NicoleXPopa, @Shoggoths, @Trapper J, @telkwasnowgirl, & @Tom.
@EMBE, @Shine, @wsong local pickup.
That's it, no more stuff for BC folks left.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

I'm all potted out. Rearranged the plants into the now roomy spaces. Resting quietly. Soon the outdoor plants will be demanding their due.

 

[Jacoda88]

Thanks again to Lloyd and Biotank, all potted up

The paradoxa is one of the plant in my bucket list

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

I think it's a lanata or lanata x paradoxa?

 

[Ryry]

Did I miss it all? @Lloyd Gordon
I'm in the GTA. Thank you so much for sharing the wealth with everyone!

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

All I've got left are some subtropical + temperate dews. Some time in the future you can PM me. Right now I've got to focus on outdoor stuff.

 

[Ryry]

For sure! Thank you so much. I really appreciate you doing this for the community.

 

[Muckydoo]

Wow, some great looking plants!
Wish I had more room in my heli tank!

 

[Muckydoo]

@Lloyd Gordon I still have this one you send me as a super tiny seedling, in a bubble envelope!
I don't feed him enough, but he's still going strong! Time and patience are key for baby Heliamphora.

 

[Lloyd Gordon]

By the way. my favourite thing about giving away plants is to see how people are enjoying and growing them. So lots of pictures are good. I really like it when people grow them better than I do!

 

[GuiGC]

Hope to have the opportunity to get some one day

 

[telkwasnowgirl]

All potted up! Thanks Lloyd!

 

[spiffyzha]

Welp. I don't want to disappoint you.

Here's my new Drosera 'Lloyd Gordon', shown here eating a moth:

He seems to be recovering nicely, especially considering what I did to him when potting. I removed his glass dome for the photo, but he can't stay outside for very long (yet?) without losing all his dew. Amazingly, the lost dew does come right back though, which makes him a good deal more resilient than most of my other sundews.

I love this little guy! He's like a koosh ball with koosh balls on his arms!

As an aside, I see now why my dews and pings never catch moths themselves, despite there being plenty around my apartment. The moths will just shed moth-dust flakes everywhere when they come in contact with any dew. I pre-killed this moth and *still* had a hard time getting it to stick on. I'm not sure it will be very nourishing.

And, um, there's also the heli:


Pic is attached as a thumbnail because I'm a bit embarrassed about how he's looking... which I might describe as "dry and sad". Now, to be fair, I don't really have a feel for how they're supposed to look, but I'm pretty sure he's drier and sadder than when he arrived here. He also lives under a glass dome other than for picture time, and the soil is pretty wet, so maybe he's just slow to recover or something? He also got a moth for supper last night, and he's living indoors in the brightest light I have to offer (which isn't really all that bright, to be fair).

 

[biotank]

both of my plants are still in recovery mode as well, I am pretty sure they will get better