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Drosera aliciae in South Africa

Hi,

before switching to the (at least in cultivation) rarer southafrican species (regia, alba, hilaris, ericgreenii, cistiflora and some more) i will show you pictures of Drosera aliciae in habitat. The pictures have all been taken at the Constantia Nek. I will add pictures of other locations later.

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Christian
 
Persistent rosettes, good for D. aliciae
Photo 14 from top...........you are sure this is D. aliciae?
 
Hi,

you have a good eye ;) I will check this with my records, could be Drosera admirabilis as well, but i think i am right.

Christian
 
A dew I really want to try
 
This is the 2nd easiest S.African sundew to cultivate.
 
Hi,

William, that plant should be Drosera aliciae. I have taken a look on other pics i made of this plant (not good ones to show) and i think i am right. The petioles in D. admirabilis (the only other possiblity) should be shorter and there should be no hairs in the middle of the plant if it was D. admirabilis.

regards,
Christian
 
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