Hi everyone,
I have a couple rotundifolia that I've been growing for a bit, but this one caught my eye.
I was wondering if anyone here may know if its a specific variety, as I grew them from a mixed seed bag and have no idea.
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It’s time to pick a date and location for the annual CPSC Vancouver island bog trip. My july is booked up so let’s plan for mid to late June. All welcome, drivers 4x4 capable vehicles only please, rides and seats shouldn’t be a problem as long as people can make it to Langford by 8am. Weather...
D. rotundifolia put in the fridge Dec 6/17, taken out Feb 12/18, first germination noted Mar 1/18.
Starting to get some nice dew and red coloration. They are tiny and even at f22 still very limited depth of field.
Everyone on here is probably familiar with Drosera rotundifolia. For those others that end up on this site trying to identify it here are some pictures.
Shape of the leaf
Flower
Winter dormancy
Looking for any native carnivores with location data as close to southern Ontario as possible. Plants or seeds are fine. Willing to buy or trade but have limited selection at the moment, mostly Drosera varieties.
Well I was doing some research the other day and realized there are carnivorous plants in my area, Vancouver Island. BC:
Drosera rotundifolia, Drosera x obvata. Drosera anglica, Pinguicula vulgaris, Utricularia minor, Utricularia gibba, Utricularia macrorhiza and Fuller’s Teasel in my area...
I have enough to explore on my island but For those of you that live in Vancouver. Here is a spot over there to see some drosera in the wild.
http://blogs.ubc.ca/salmonberry/walking-round-the-bog/
Found this old interesting government study of turner‘s bog beside my place. (@H2O you live close you might be interested in this as well) I had no idea drosera were hiding so close to my place, and I spend a lot of time hiking the area. I might spend a hour this weekend just out of my backyard...