Drosera burmannii (Humpty-Doo) "Red" ~ Sundew, Carnivorous Plant

Drosera burmannii is a compact rosetted sundew. For more information about this species, check out this link: www.growsundews...
Sometimes, it seems I'm unable to convey the true shape/size of each sundew species using only pictures, so I hope the "video tour" gives you a better understanding about this sundew.
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[@lukeosborne5320]

you should do a vid showing us your setup would be gr8

[@RromaBoi]

@sundewman Oh ok great. Love your vids. thanks for postin em.

[@tycotrain]

Their root system is very shallow and the stress from accidental dry outs will end of killing them. But if the plant is still green after a dry out bring it inside and keep it moist under a incandescent desk lamp (keep it 12in away from plant) and it should recover. I recommend growing your CP's inside to avoid drying them out.

[@sundewy]

Dude is a expert u dont need to tell him stuffs

[@Ant392]

@@sundewythe commenter is probably more experienced therefore you should let him teach everyone

[@gelphaze1229]

its also one of the few species of sundew that can move as fast as a Venus fly trap.

[@tycotrain]

no they are not drought tolerant, they need to be kept moist a all times like other sundews. All you need to do it water them daily, and they should not dry out

[@bartacomuskidd775]

How old is this one?

[@mevlana705]

how old is your Drosera burmannii?

[@RromaBoi]

what is the green plant growing behind it and flowering?

[@tristanfrederick6972]

Pinguiculas