Drosera ‘Lake Bagderup’
5,75 €
Drosera Lake Bagderup is an interesting natural hybrid of Drosera occidentalis and Drosera nitidula subsp. omissa, found in the wild near Lake Badgerup. It forms tiny red, rounded traps with thin green leaf blades, and produces white flowers.
Drosera Lake Bagderup – product details:
Clump 2-3 adult plants.
In case of international orders plants are normally sending in a string bag with little wet lignin – the aim is to maximize the safety of plants during delivery. Plants normally are sending without pots and medium to reduce shipping costs. On request we can add pots and substrate, but because of weight of package costs of shipping will be bigger.
We reccomend fast shipping options because of delicate pygmy droseras
All products are described as accurately as possible. The attached photos are labeled and
described – some show the appearance of mature plants, while others present randomly selected plants from the batch
offered for sale. Slight variations in appearance may occur due to the seasonal growth cycle
(phenology) of the plants. The most important information is always the product description, be sure that this group of sundews are the smallest so adult plants could be 1-2cm diameter.
These sundews may enter a period of dormancy, often once a year. During this
time, rossettes are different, smaller, some species produce reduced
leaves and often do not open their traps. Dormancy typically lasts 1–3 months, you may reduce the watering in this time, after
which the plant regenerates and once again displays its beautiful appearance.
described – some show the appearance of mature plants, while others present randomly selected plants from the batch
offered for sale. Slight variations in appearance may occur due to the seasonal growth cycle
(phenology) of the plants. The most important information is always the product description, be sure that this group of sundews are the smallest so adult plants could be 1-2cm diameter.
These sundews may enter a period of dormancy, often once a year. During this
time, rossettes are different, smaller, some species produce reduced
leaves and often do not open their traps. Dormancy typically lasts 1–3 months, you may reduce the watering in this time, after
which the plant regenerates and once again displays its beautiful appearance.
