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Drosera macrantha Hills form (tuberous)

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Drosera macrantha is a very colorfu tuberous sundew.

It develops a very nice upside-down trap.

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Drosera macrantha Hills form is a tuberous sundew on sale at diflora’s webshop: it’s an easy to grow erect form of Drosera.

 

Hystory: 

What is our source for this Drosera?

Diflora began the micropropagation of Drosera macrantha Hills form by Sean Spence’s seeds. Micropropagation allows the preservation of the mother plant genome avoiding contamination and genetic variation caused by traditional pollination followed by seeds production

How we grow it?

Drosera macrantha Hills grows indoors during the winter period (from November to March) under LED light sat 20°C. During the warm period ( from April to October) the plant is grown outside in full sun.

What we think about it?

A slender sundew with red inverted cup traps. Very nice shape of the trap. Absolutly awsome traps and very good choice for beginners.

What is Its main strategy to catch prey ?

As all sundews Drosera macrantha catch mainly small  flying insects using sticky modified trichomes placed all over their leaves. These trichomes secrete droplets of water and polysaccharides attracting insects that are searching for sugary substances, like nectar.. As the unawares visitors fatally fly on those sweet and lethal leaves, they stay glued and unable to fly away. It is caused mainly by droplet viscosity. Slowly, the dense liquid of the nearby  trichomes wrap the insect causing a macabre destiny for the unlucky victim: the tracheas, respiratory holes placed on the surface of the exoskeleton of insects, are obstructed causing their death by suffocation.

 

Location:

Perth hills,Western Australia

 

Description:

Shape: prostrate in early stage, erect then

Leaf color: green

Trap color: red and green

Type: tuberous sundew with scrambling form, easy to grow.

Shipping: in pot 6.5cm ceramic color diameter.

 

Additional info:

For cultivation info visit the blog:
https://www.diflora.it/blog/

For more photos visit our facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/difloraplant

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