Bergplaas,
South Africa
Given more light and less
water, it turns
read.
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| Author: | Raymond-Hamet
1905 |
| Family: |
Droseraceae |
| Habitat:
|
Western +
Eastern Cape;
South Africa |
| Soil: |
Clay-Peat |
| Water:
|
Min-Max |
| Sun: |
Minimum-Maximum |
| Height: |
1,5
centimetres high, 5 centimetres in diameter |
| Flower:
|
Pink |
| Propagate: |
Seeds |
| Names:
|
Alice
Sundew |
| Synonyms: |
Drosera
curviscapa, Salter. |
This member of the Droseraceae
family was described by Raymond-Hamet in 1905. It is found in the
southern part of South Africa, where it grows in all from rich soil
with lots of water and not that much sun to clay with little water
and full sun. The flowers are pink. |
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The insect catching dew.
Habitat in the
middle of a riverbed, around 1000 meters height.
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