PetPitcher Forum - Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

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Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

were there lots of brumanii at that location or isolated ones, pisceslim?

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

Most D. burmannii here are just about the size of 10 cent coin.
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...lim/tdrob1.jpg

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

Check the media. It's a mixture of sand and clay!
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...lim/tdrob2.jpg

This habitat is almost indentical to the habitat in Kuching.
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...lim/tdrob5.jpg

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

Ha ha. At last I found my first sundew in Peninsular Malaysia!
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ilim/tdrob.jpg

I am so lucky to see this little dewy jewel!
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...lim/tdrob4.jpg

Bye bye sundew territory.
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2...lim/tdrob3.jpg

Thanks for viewing. The End.

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

this is incredible!! the beauty of God's creation .... i am so amazed! thanks once again for sharing all this, pisceslim!

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

interesting, wonder how they live in places like this without "water tray" during dry season:1thumbup:

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

Great find and post! It's amazing how you can walk around for hours looking for something, and once you find it, it seems to be everywhere! :P

Re: Sundew found in Malaysia! (part 2)

This is really a great find, Lim. I thought D. burmannii already extinct in Peninsular Malaysia. Thank you for the good news. :1thumbup:
Those pictures are great too, you guys must have become crasy when you first saw the sundew. I have the same feeling when I, David & Jonathan went searching for wild neps last time, my heart kept on bumping when we saw the first N. ampullaria!:laugh:
Those D. burmannii are so beautiful!:wub::1thumbup: Hope we can hear news from you guys on D. spatulata, D. indica and D. peltata in Malaysia.