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Drosera Derbyensis Seeds (Octopus Plant) (Petiolaris-Complex)
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Seeds from Western Australia. Blooms from March to June. Depending on your climate, you may need to grow this plant sundew in a warm terrarium with strong fluorescent lights. -
Drosera Kenneallyi Seeds
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The plant is very suitable for a terrarium or a warm greenhouse... -
Drosera Broomensis Seeds (Petiolaris-Complex)
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Always in bloom with stunning orange flowers! -
Drosera Arcturi Seeds (Arcturi Sundew seeds)
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Bronze coloured plants to 4 cm tall, flowers white with yellow stigmas? from Ben Lomond, Tasmania. -
Drosera Auyan Tepui Seeds (South American)
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The leaves form a rosette lying flat upon damp soil. The leaves are spoon-shaped. In full sunlight, the plants turn red. -
Drosera Capillaris Seeds (South American)
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In full sunlight, the plants turn red. The colour of the flowers ranges between pink and white. It blooms at late Winter or early Spring. -
Drosera Montana Seeds (South American)
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The bloom is red, long, with small pink flowers on the top. It blooms at late Winter or early Spring. -
Drosera Roraimae Seeds (South American)
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The visiting insects are attracted to the leaves by the glistening tips of the hairs. The leaves, curl around any captured prey like a fist. -
Drosera Paradoxa Seeds (Petiolaris-Complex)
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Prefers soil that is barely damp. Does not require winter dormancy, but will go dormant if kept cool and in low light. -
Drosera Venusta Seeds (South African)
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Easy to grow and rewarding, perfect beginners' plants. -
Drosera Ordensis Seeds (Petiolaris-Complex)
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Its lamina is densely studded with stalked mucilagenous glands, which serve to attract and trap arthropod prey -
Drosera Admirabilis Seeds (South African)
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Seeds from South Africa. Drosera admirabilis is a pretty compact rosette Sundew, easy to grow. The coloration is vivid with the tentacles being a dark red and the leaves a vibrant green. -
Drosera Natalensis Seeds (South African)
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The rosettes are flat and about 4 cm across. The leaves are spoon-shaped. The upper surface of the light green leaves, have a covering of sticky tentacles which are a dark pink or brilliant red. -
Drosera Lowriei Seeds (Tuberous)
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Growth occurs during the Winter months. It is important to respect the seasonal pattern of growth in cultivation. -
Drosera Madagascariensis Seeds (South African)
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The species can grow nearly ten inches tall. The leaves are oblong, linear to spatulate. The upper surface of the leaves have a covering of sticky tentacles, that attracts preys. -
Drosera Sessilifolia Seeds (South American)
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Seeds from Northen Brazil Coast. Although Drosera sessilifolia is one of the most widespread Drosera in South America, it?s frustratingly rare, occurring in very specific and restricted habitats. -
Drosera Pulchella Seeds (Pygmy)
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Another startling feature of the Pygmy Sundews are their size. Normally the plants grow to a maximum diameter of half an inch. The rosettes are about 1.5 cm across and golden-green in color, more red under bright light. -
Drosera Nitidula Seeds (Pygmy)
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Each leaf consists of a thin petiole and a round, red lamina measuring up to 2 mm in diameter. Leaves in a convex rosette. The rossettes are about 1.5 - 2 cm. It flowers early Spring to mid Summer. -
Drosera Filiformis Tracyi Seeds (Temperate)
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This species differs visually from the more Northern variety by being slightly larger and the glands on the tip of the tentacles are greenish. The Southern Dewthread produces fertile pink flowers in April. -
Drosera Cistiflora Seeds (South African)
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It's growth is unusual in that it comes out of dormancy as a rosette, then puts out a weak to moderately strong stem as the season progresses.
