D. adelae

[allenphoon]

like the red one....look cute!!!!

[edwardyeeks]

Higher light intensity makes smaller and REDDER leaves. Indirect sunlight makes larger and GREENER leaves. This rule applies to most droseras unless stated otherwise, in my opinion.

[hlyau]

Hi kentosaurs, thanks for your advice

Hi allenphoon, do you plant any D. adelae?

Hi edwardyeeks, i have the sam opinion with you. Now i try to do some experiment, which envirenment will make it flower. :P

[allenphoon]

Sorry....so far i did not have any collection of Drosera.......sad......

[caseyhoo]

That is nice drosera. D. adelea is sensitive plant, if you dont have extra, dont try to exposed it to direct sunlight. For D. adelea, most important is, humidity.Just my 1cent.

[LJ_Tan]

Originally Posted by caseyhoo

That is nice drosera. D. adelea is sensitive plant, if you dont have extra, dont try to exposed it to direct sunlight. For D. adelea, most important is, humidity.Just my 1cent.

no wander my D. adelea was die after I give them the morning direct sunlight.


I should control the humidity for D. adelea.

thanks for sharing

[hlyau]

Originally Posted by caseyhoo

That is nice drosera. D. adelea is sensitive plant, if you dont have extra, dont try to exposed it to direct sunlight. For D. adelea, most important is, humidity.Just my 1cent.

thanks for your advice, might try this after i propagate more plants

[caseyhoo]

For me, D. adelea can tolerance for few hours direct sunlight only... If too long, it will dry for me...

So, all of my D. adelea is shaded... It doing well there...

[hlyau]

Originally Posted by allenphoon

Sorry....so far i did not have any collection of Drosera.......sad......

you can start to collect it now