Drosera roundandstickya

[Dexenthes]

Just got its first feeding in and it's starting to look healthy. Still not sure what it is though, I'm guessing D. spatulata.

[jimscott]

Do you have an overhead shot?

[Dexenthes]

Yeah I added one.

I just realized that the glam shot didn't really describe the plant very well.

[Joseph Clemens]

I'm gonna guess, Drosera dielsiana or maybe Drosera natalensis.

[Dexenthes]

Cool! I guess when the flower opens up, will that be more telling?

[jimscott]

And since it appears that almost no one actually has a Drosera dielsiana, would go with Drosera natalensis.

[SDCPs]

And since it appears that almost no one actually has a Drosera dielsiana, would go with Drosera natalensis.

Really? I have somethings labeled as d. dielsiana. I have been comparing it to natalensis for a while. It seems different:

1. It forms clumps readily. I planted one plant and now there are 4
2. It doesn't shrink after blooming if not fed.

Could this be the real thing?

[CPlantaholic]

SDCPs, here are 2 posts by NaN that were helpful to me: http://terraforums.com/forums/showpo...0&postcount=10
and http://terraforums.com/forums/showpo...6&postcount=12
The honeycomb seed diagnosis will work well for you, since you usually have plenty of seeds on hand .

It's from this thread:
http://terraforums.com/forums/showth...ight=dielsiana

There are actually a lot of different D. natalensis forms that behave very differently.
I traded 2 people for D. dielsiana, and they both turned out to be the same form of D. natalensis...
But it can be a lot harder to judge, since it appeared like massmorrel's dielsiana was actually the real deal, since its crown/the back of the leaf lamina wasn't pillose.