Post by Christian on Jun 28, 2008 14:41:46 GMT
Hello,
a short overview of some of the D. spatulata-forms, that i am currently growing.
I got this plant as Drosera natalensis from BCP some years ago. That was clearly wrong. The interesting thing on this plant are the stipules. None of my other D. spatulata has such prominet stipules.
Drosera spatulata 'Tamlin'
This is a registered cultivar. That plant flowers white and gets deeply red when exposed to sun.
Drosera spatulata - Beenak, Victoria, Australia.
A relatively compact plant, that colors up nicely. The flowers are pink.
Drosera spatulata respectively Drosera lovellae.
This form flowers white. The main difference to other forms are the four divided ovary (other forms have five divided ovaries). The type location is Fraser Island, so i suppose, that all plants from that location fall under this label (??).
a short overview of some of the D. spatulata-forms, that i am currently growing.
I got this plant as Drosera natalensis from BCP some years ago. That was clearly wrong. The interesting thing on this plant are the stipules. None of my other D. spatulata has such prominet stipules.
Drosera spatulata 'Tamlin'
This is a registered cultivar. That plant flowers white and gets deeply red when exposed to sun.
Drosera spatulata - Beenak, Victoria, Australia.
A relatively compact plant, that colors up nicely. The flowers are pink.
Drosera spatulata respectively Drosera lovellae.
This form flowers white. The main difference to other forms are the four divided ovary (other forms have five divided ovaries). The type location is Fraser Island, so i suppose, that all plants from that location fall under this label (??).
