Drosera paradoxa
8,05 €
Drosera paradoxa is a mature, beautifully colored plant, often with smaller seedlings. An interesting sundew that forms semicircular domes.
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described (click to zoom icon) – some show the appearance of mature plants or traps (which
may differ from those of younger specimens), 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, including the stated minimum plant size (diameter or height).
These sundews may enter a period of dormancy, often once a year. During this
time, rossettes are different, much smaller, some species produce reduced
leaves and often do not open their traps, as in Drosera fulva, ordensis, or
paradoxa. In others, such as D. falconeri or D. kenneallyi, the above-ground
parts may die back completely. Dormancy typically lasts 1–3 months, after
which the plant regenerates and once again displays its beautiful appearance.
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