Here is my little hahnii group. They seem to be happier this year.

And here is Pinguicula, one of the pups has taken root in the next door neighbor's pot. It's finally growing, slowly.

Nice grouping of pictures, Barb. I agree with you about the 'ballyi', I do not believe it is a 'Mini' just because the leaves are too long. Along these same lines, I bought a ballyi 'Wangala Station' one time, but if there was a difference in it and the ballyi type plant, I did not see it. Ballyi makes a pretty good hanging basket. It grows a lot faster than pinguicula. When your pinguicula matures, the leaves will change from a rosette, and 'migrate' into an open hand shape. Its bizarre.

Hi Mike,
Thanks, I have noticed that there are several different ballyis on different websites. Not much difference between them. I wonder why there is so much confusion on names.
I hope I will see my ping grow into a fan someday. I have seen a few pictures of them, probably from Indonesia.

Unfortunately the pics are all sideways.

Hmmm, sorry about that. They are upright over here in Georgia.

Thanks for the picture show Barb,
The one above Golden Hahnii, is that 'hahnii Lucille Polen'?
Stush

Stush, it's hahnii silver marginated.

Love the pictures.
They all look happy.
My hahnii seem to be doing better this year also.
Karen

Sorry Barb, the picture was sideways, I mean the one to the upper right side.
Stush

Oh, that one is Silver Frost. It's putting out more variegation right now. The other variegated one next to it is Streaker. The small dark green is Loop's Pride, and at the top is Jade Marginated. The larger one at the top is Hahnii Crested.

I just got a Ballyi yesterday. Would it be ok to place it in a hanging planter, like a spider plant with the babies hanging down ?

Yes! absolutely! Let the babies hang down.

Beautiful Sans photo shoot, haha! I especially love your Hahnii grouping; can't wait for mine to get that way...

Mary, that picture is 2 years old, unfortunately I have pretty much lost my hahniis since then. They are the most challenging for me. But, thanks anyway!

Aww, that's too bad barbmock; they were certainly beautiful!

Here is my Sans Summer Camp setup:

There are some others on a couple tables and I rotate several into the house once a week. These get both morning sun and late afternoon sun. No more shadecloth, they've acclimated.

Again, "Sans Heaven" love it!

Awesome collection!

I just wish I could come over for a closer look Nexto. They are looking great. More pictures!