jimscott
Tropical Fish Enthusiast
I had given up on a packet of 4 week late arriving U. bisquamata seedlings and even though I placed the plastic bag faced down in the moist media, bothing happened for several more weeks. In the meantime I sowed D. dielsiana seeds in the container and a week later sprouts appeared - but they didn't look like the Drosera seedlings I am used to seeing. I figured, I'm new at this and maybe dielsiana just looks like this. Today I looked at things with a magnifying glass and then I noticed REAL Drosera seedling - mixed in with a mat of other green leafy things that resembled more sandersonii or livida - only longer and narrower. Could this be U. bisquamata?