Drosera burmanii "Gunung Keledang, Malaysia"

This form is especially unique, when grown well the plant forms an incredibly tight rosette with beautiful bright green leaves which are bordered with a orange/cherry red-ish tentacle. The leaves are also atypically roundish for burmanii, which usually has square/triangular shaped leaves. When grown well and kept alive long enough the plant slowly forms a stem and skirt of dead leaves, traveling upwards. It is somewhat finicky to flower for me and other growers, but can produce quite a bit of seed.

[@lonewolf.1751]

Nice looking plant, and cool video, many thanks for this.

[@gengmomok6459]

Gunung ledang bro..mountain

[@stanley3384]

Omg you're back!

[@marianithalib6738]

Semoga obat ini bermanfaat bagi yg membutuhkan.Amin.

[@Stevenkeek]

This is great

[@hashswap]

Looks like the Hann River, Australia form

[@sergioguzman594]

How can I tell if I see them in-situ that this is burmanii and not sessilifolia? Which are the caracters that let the one who said it, that this is a burmanii instead of a sessilifolia?
Best regards.

[@seanthebluefoxkid8333]

Keledang means cattle in Malay.

[@munababu903]

Pls which place this tree seeing plz give me a plant

[@MershidBuldiman]

what grow medium do you use for this?

[@petreckstere2704]

Resembles sessilifolia a lot

[@sundewman]

As do all Drosera burmanii, the species are highly related despite their geographic distance from each other.

[@muhammadaryasyahgilang4142]

Kau kasih makan ke?

[@lukeosborne5320]

new viddssss !!!!!!

[@d.k.g2257]

Mine is bigger than a quarter

[@sherrywalker4619]

It's beautiful but I am afraid I would kill it.

[@sundewy]

What happen to ur voice it changed

[@idealbeing3494]

different guy