Drosera spatulata var. "Gympiensis"

Drosera spatulata var. "Gympiensis" is an awesome Australian form spatulata. I care for it like any other spatulata in my collection, but it is a pretty special sundew-- with short and very hairy flower stalks, the plants grow low and hug their pots unlike any sundew I've grown.
Check out part 2 for a closeup on the fower stalks. • Drosera spatulata var....

[@stektirade]

Those are actually really pretty.

[@sundewman]

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[@MeliponiculturaenCostaRica]

I loved all your videos, more than 5 years following you

[@sherrywalker4619]

What a beautiful Drosera!

[@RageUploader]

Holy... I never though you'd start uploading again!

[@marciflocken1975]

Wow. Amazing. Beautiful!

[@holybeernutz]

Welcome back!

[@Expeditionwildside]

so glad your posting again!

[@plantsbirdsandnature8783]

Yay you started back up!

[@lachlanwelsh5880]

Hi, i have a bunch of baby Gympiensis growing in the same pot as some from Fraser Island. They are only 8 - 10mm wide at the moment and can't wait to see the differences.
Flowers are amazing!
Great to have you back S-man!
Pls can you include a bit more info about successful -or not - growing/germination conditions this time around?
Thank you!

[@Stormy_9-3]

Welcome back! I've been on a lot of forums recently on this.

[@Nomansland424]

I have the same plant and wondering when it does become bright red ?
Also what is the duration to feed a plant,

[@thegreasygrub5009]

Did something happen to your voice? You sound like a teenager.