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Old 25th April 2009, 10:11 AM
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Here some photos of my Drosera, mostly common stuff.



Drosera binata 'Giant x Small Red' This clone has good colour and a shorter dormnacy than the parents. Also has upright growth of the Giant form.



Drosera capensis 'alba'



Drosera capensis 'All Red'



Drosera binata cv. Marstons Dragon



D. Sp. Auyan Tepui



Drosera roseana



Drosera pygmea 'Mt. Lofty'



Drosera spatulata
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Your common stuff is quite rare for some of us in this part of the world. Lovely plants you got there

What is your cultivation condition like for capensis "all red"? I tried to grow this twice but not successful. I would like to try again. This is a beauty!
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Well I grow my capensis 'All red' in very bright condition in the greenhouse and in full sun outdoors.
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Hi Khaos

Well grown!!!!!!.....Soo nice....drooling over all those dews....I guess i've said thos few times but sundews just HATE me.. I grow them in same conditions i grow all my other CPs and most are doing fine except them...So far now the only drosera which is doing well for me is burmannii which i sowed almost a month back and now about 0.8-1cm in size...They're so cute..I wonder if i chop of a tiny ant and feed it to them will they grow even faster..One day no sundews next morning i have 20+

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I see you found the thread Ken. I will have couple new photos of my tuberous sundews posted soon.
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Well I am crook at the moment so I got the time to post some more photos.



Red Ink Sundew Drosera erythrorhiza ssp erythrorhiza . Plants growing in full sun



Tall Sundew Drosera auriculata 'Onkaparinga Gorge, SA' Seeds sown last year. They should flower in about 8 weeks.



Drosera bulbosa, sorry no common name



More erythrorhiza. This pot grow in some shade next to my room.



One of the subspecies of the Bridal Rainbow, D. macrantha ssp eremaea. Unlike the other subspecies will produce lots of daughter tubers.



ssp eremaea basal rosette. only seen on immature plants.



Drosera mooreii Seeds sown last year. One of few yellow flowering sundew.



Drosera pallida? Have to check the label



Pale Sundew Drosera peltata. About to put it flowering stem up.



Scented Sundew D. whittakerii ssp whittakerii 'Hardy Scrub'. Highly variable species....
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