Drosera roseana Laboratory Materials most likely the cross N

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rosette-forming carnivorous plant with red traps and lots of tentacles

Drosera roseana Laboratory Materials most likely the cross NEase to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: Yes, forming gemmae Native Range: Peaty wetlands of Southwestern Australia Zones: 10 (9 11) Drosera roseana, is one of the easy to grow pygmy sundews. It is of medium size for a pygmy with wonderful orangey red to red leaves in a dense rosette. The leaves resemble little cherry lollipops with green stems. As it matures, the rosette grows upward, leaving a pretty column of sticky leaves below. It prefers a sunny, humid