8 month old e. laui and 5 month old e. lutea reddit.com/gallery/rigi6f
Most of my collection so far! (With some rehabs) I'm really looking for some rare ones now since I have a good collection going! Hoping to find a Lutea, Thai beauty, electric shock, white tiger, peacock ardi and merak next! reddit.com/gallery/q1mun8
I found Digitalis (Lutea) when I took a walk today and decided to collect it, since it’s rare.
Just ordered a Calathea Lutea rhizome & was planning to put it in leca and in one of these pots with a humidity dome. I’ve never dealt with a Calathea rhizome so I was wondering if that would be a good idea? reddit.com/gallery/r4sog4
Passionflower Lutea reddit.com/gallery/oxe459
Just got these alocasia luteas, its stems are neon and i think they are awesome :) reddit.com/gallery/oyo526
Repotting my alocasia lutea. Loving its roots
Cycling a 5 gallon. recommended to me some plants that would fit the scape. Currently have 4 cuts of crypt lutea in there as well as a mini tiger lotus. I have ludwigia growing roots in a tupperware but I think they’d look weird in contrast……
Roots of the yellow pond-lily (nuphar lutea) [OC]
Echinopsis Chamaecereus 'Lutea' / Yellow Peanut Cactus & Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii / Moon Cactus [OC]
Echinopsis Chamaecereus 'Lutea' / Yellow Peanut Cactus & Gymnocalycium Mihanovichii / Moon Cactus [OC]
Rosa banksiae Lutea-Banksian thorns question
I am new to roses but wanted a thornless climber and was lead to believe a Rosa banksiae Lutea-Banksian was the right rose for me. Today I have noticed a new shoot has grown with signs of thorns. Is this correct? or have I been given misinformation on the rose?
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Crab spider with bee on Passiflora lutea, Atlanta suburbs
Atropa belladonna v. lutea is absolutely not for human consumption
Wake Robin blooming at last! Trillium lutea is native to the Eastern USA and lives happily in any woodsy area. Supports local insect life which in turn supports the birds. If you don't have many insects in your yard you definitely need more native plants.
After and before. Love the mountain looking landscape the slate provides. The crypts lutea should grow in and fill the back nicely too. reddit.com/gallery/n5phq4
Hinoki Cypress nana lutea, a progression. Maybe semi cascade but nope reddit.com/gallery/nrurl8
Background plant suggestion? Crypt lutea in foreground and crypt parva and monte carlo foreground. Low tech.
Meet a Leiothrix lutea in a unoccupied old house youtube.com/watch?v=6_Aj-…
My mom got it from a friend, she wanted Calathea Lutea and her friend gave this two instead. Is any of them Calathea Lutea? If not what are they? Lol. Location: North Borneo Sabah,Malaysia. reddit.com/gallery/n16hi0
Red-billed Leiothrix (Leiothrix lutea) in an aviary.
Calathea Lutea leaves yellowing reddit.com/gallery/ns060f
Euproctis Lutea, Yellow Tussock Moth reddit.com/gallery/mqkeg0
