D.spatulatha
 

Hi all, is Jacky Guess Guess Guess time. Let's guess which one not a real D.spatulatha. In fact, I can't observer and tell the different of them. (hope my supplier didn't provide wrong plant to me)

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Re: D.spatulatha
 

All of them looks like D. spatulatha to me.

Re: D.spatulatha
 

And all of them looks good to me :D

Ken

Re: D.spatulatha
 

There are different forms of D. spatulata. D. spatulata 'Kansai' which is also known as D. tokaiensis is said to be a hybrid of spatulata 'Kanto' and rotundifolia.

D. tokaiensis is widely circulated as just D. spatulata.

More info @ http://www.carnivorousplants.org/see..._spatulata.htm

Re: D.spatulatha
 

From my grow list, there are D.spatulatha taiwan, D.spatulatha hongkong, D.spatulatha red form, D. tokaiensis aka D. spatulata 'Kansai' and D. dielsiana.

So there is one plant not D.spatulatha.

Re: D.spatulatha
 

I think plant no. 4 - the reddest & with fatter arm is the D. dielsiana. It looks similar to the one I have.

Re: D.spatulatha
 

@@. All look like spathulata to me. But I wonder why the third picture the colour of the drosera is bronzy greenish?

Cheers

Re: D.spatulatha
 

Mmmm....It looks like the last one is a D.dielsiana

Re: D.spatulatha
 

Well, actually the 1st picture is not D.spatulatha.

Athene answer did get my attention that picture 4 when it blooming, the flower doesn't like my other D.spatulatha flower. Well, I need to pay attention again when they blooming again. See who is the fake one. LOL

Re: D.spatulatha
 

Eric, the 1st photo reminds me of my D. capillaris, the leaf tips are more ovate. Has it flower yet?

Re: D.spatulatha
 

Athene,

No, my others spatulatha had flowering twice and it only happen once. In my memory, the flower stick is short with three flowers only. Unlike spatulatha, flower stick keep growing and keep flowering as much as it can.

Re: D.spatulatha
 

New baby appear at the end of leaf. First time to see it after 2 years with D.spatulatha.

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