Drosera multifida, Evans Head

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23MEH
$24.95
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One word describes this plant - spectacular! Drosera multifida extrema is a type of fork-leaf sundew, and like its relatives has long, slender, red leaves that branch out multiple times. But on this special plant, it's not unusual to see as many as 36+ points on each leaf!

This particular clone has genetic origins in Evans Head, a coastal colony of D. multifida extrema in New South Wales, Australia. Forks of the leaves, instead of extending laterally as in typical forms, are pointed outwards, away from the plant, forming a sort of cup-shaped web. It grows slower than the common form, remaining more compact and upright for longer before achieving the long, pendulous leaves that the variety is famous for. Give this plant lots of direct sunlight, and we mean lots! You cannot give this sundew too much sun. It loves growing in warm bright windowsills with lots of direct sunlight. Use supplemental lighting if necessary.

GENERAL CARE
Type of Plant: Tropical plant for windowsill growing.
Size: 12 inches across when mature.
Sunlight: Full sun.
Water: Low-mineral water (50 ppm or less).
Soil: Equal parts peat moss and perlite only.
Temperatures: Tolerant of cool temperatures, but always protect from frost.

PLANT YOU RECEIVE
• Juvenile plant shipped in a 3-inch pot.
• Acclimated for windowsill growing. Care instructions are included.

 

Reviews

  • 5
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    Posted by Darin Kimberl on January 5, 2020

    Always top notch plants, packaging, and service. My goto source for carniverous plants.

  • 5
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    Posted by Todd Eachus on November 25, 2019

  • 5
    Quality

    Posted by doug on October 24, 2019

    What a cool plant looks like red flames good luck bugs! Thanks again

  • 5
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    Posted by Paul Smith on October 20, 2019

  • 5
    Forkleaf sundew

    Posted by Jamie Riendeau on June 16, 2019

    It came in very good shape and is doing well . Keep up the great work.

  • 5
    Great plant

    Posted by Bill on June 16, 2019

    Quickly sending up new leaves