Drosera burmanii "Humpty Doo"

"This variant of D. burmannii is famed for its color. Growing to around 1.5 inches in diameter, the thick wedge-shaped leaves stack up in columns and under good light, develop a brilliant crimson to rusty red tone (feeding heavily can increase the green color in leaves). Flower stalks can reach more than foot high an bear numerous tiny white blooms. As a naturally annual species, this plant needs to be fed very well and seeds sown regularly to maintain a colony."
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"Ova varijanta D. burmannii poznata je po svojoj boji. Narastajući do oko 1,5 inča u promjeru, debeli klinasti listovi naslagani su u stupove i pod dobrim svjetlom, razvijaju briljantno grimiznu do hrđavu crvenu boju (obilno hranjenje može povećati zelenu boju lišća). Cvjetne stabljike mogu doseći visinu više od stope, a ima brojne sitne bijele cvjetove. Kao prirodno jednogodišnja vrsta, ovu biljku je potrebno jako dobro hraniti i redovito sijati sjeme za održavanje kolonije."
Source: carnivorousplantresource.com/...

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