ANy body know what sundew Gublers Produces?

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RamPuppy

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Moderator

• Jul 30, 2002

• #1

I am 'inheriting' a substantial sundew, all I know is it is a rosette, and looks more like a spathulata than an adalae, it came from gublers, and is tropical.

in intense sunlight (enough to turn nepenthes pitchers red) it is still producing white dew, no red on the plant what so ever.

 

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Guest

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• Jul 30, 2002

• #2

I have seen:

D. capensis and what looked like D. rotundifolia

I haven't seen spathulata from any place.

But I know that Botanical Wonders makes D. adelae

Hope this helps ( some

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CP2k

• Jul 30, 2002

• #3

It is likely a spathulata. I have seen gubler's sell adelae, capensis alba or spathulata(not rotundiflora as the label suggests).

 

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cephalotus88

• Jul 31, 2002

• #4

spathulata, capensis are the only ones i seen. rotundfoliais labeled wrong, it is spathulata

 

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Parasuco

• Jul 31, 2002

• #5

Try here, and click on carnivorous. They say which ones they sell...