Drosera Marston's Dragon
$16.95
This species is a demure plant. When fully grown, it is just under 2 inches in diameter, but it can reproduce itself by sending out shoots, producing a mound of multiple plants with spoon-shaped leaves. Give it ample sunlight in a sunny windowsill. With the right care, your plant will produce lovely pink flowers for you. It's an excellent plant for the first-time grower.
Type of Plant: Tropical plant for windowsill growing.
Size: 2 inches across when mature.
Sunlight: Partial 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, acclimated for windowsill growing.
• Shipped in a 3-inch pot. Care info is included.
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Reviews
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Plant came and arrived looking very healthy and had a very nice instruction pamphlet that covered a number of different plants
Plant came and arrived looking very healthy and had a very nice instruction pamphlet that covered a number of different plants. I am very pleased with my plant
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Cute plant!
Plant arrived in great shape with a flower stalk. It's getting ready to bloom now about a month later. It's been a fun addition to my windowsill
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Drosera spatulata
Bought a drosera spatulata it arrived healthy and well protected in about two months it has doubled in size and has five flower stems ever thing I have purchased from Sarracenia has arrived in excellent condition thank you for the quality of plants and care in shipping
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A very pretty specimen!
I really love this little Sundew. It changes every day giving me a show with its long "sprout" and jewel-like droplets. You will not be disappointed with this little gem! It was packaged with great care and planting and care instructions were solid!
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Spatulata
The spatulata I received was beautiful red and healthy, and even had a bit of dew still on it. Unfortunately it didn't fare too well upon our recent Tennessee heat wave at 94 degrees, even with a week of outdoor acclimation. I noticed after it turned a muddled brownish color, then two babies we're popping up under the mum. I'm just hoping they can recover back to red or find a way to make them happy now so they don't die. But it was beautiful when I got it!
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Drosera Spatulata
I've really enjoyed this so far as my first carnivorous plant. I want to keep Heliamphora eventually so I chose this as my intro to carnivores. I keep it in an open topped rimless glass aquarium with 2 inches of distilled water, like the instructions said, under a 15 watt led plant fixture. I feed it fungus gnats and fruit flies and it's been eating and growing!
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First carnivorous plant buy
The plant looked fantastic when I got it and was really well packaged. It has grown little green appendages wonderfully and quickly. It hasn’t produced few yet but I think it might be sunlight limitations from being in my dorm
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Drosera spatulata
Arrived healthy and is growing and happily eating fungus gnats in the greenhouse.
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Drosera spatulata
Arrived healthy and is growing and happily eating fungus gnats in the greenhouse.
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Beautiful plant
I bought this with another drosera (capensis) to battle fungus gnats in my seed starting project. The capensis has far outperformed this plant, although the spatula is prettier.
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Drosera Spatulata
Arrived in great condition, so well packaged thank you!
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Drosera Spatulata
The little guy came healthy and very well packaged and is already producing new growth.