Drosera filiformis v. floridana f. albiflora Potted

Drosera filiformis v. floridana f. albiflora PottedDrosera filiformis v. floridana f. albiflora was discovered by our friend Jason Ksepka. He found them growing amidst the normally pink flowered, all red filiformis in Florida. Unusually, these plants have white flowers which look beautifully against their red leaves. We LOVE these filiformis! The deep red of these sparkling sundews is a show stopper in the afternoon light and the white flowers highlight the deep red color. This is one of Alisons

These are from selected clones in tissue culture from Borneo Exotics

It has a form unlike any other Sarracenia: a fiery

there is no need to try to induce the transition

In the spring and summer

These plants do not need or experience a winter dormancy

They do not have significant root systems

The plants may die in prolonged periods of very hot weather but enjoy cool summer nights

growing from seed

Drosera are bog plants that prefer water-logged conditions unless you live somewhere both very hot AND extremely humid

Dormancy: None needed

Repot Drosera every 3 years in winter when they are dormant

It is a fertile natural hybrid between rotundifolia and spatulata from Japan