They look white... Do you have the WHITE flowered form? Sure looks like it. That's supposed to be a pretty rare variety of the species
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D. adelae - some pics of the species
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They look white... Do you have the WHITE flowered form? Sure looks like it. That's supposed to be a pretty rare variety of the species
This photo is amazing!! I've never really wanted to grow this species before, but now I do.
tommyr
Gardening freak!
tommyr
Gardening freak!
I gotta try this species again, all these pictures were simply amazing!
Absolutely incredible photos! (jimscott, cindy, etc.....)
I can't believe how much they look like D. regia, how long do the leaves get?
I will definitely have to try to get some of this plant, I really like the way the flower spikes unfurl; it sort of looks like a reverse-fiddlehead.
--Paul
I can't believe how much they look like D. regia, how long do the leaves get?
I will definitely have to try to get some of this plant, I really like the way the flower spikes unfurl; it sort of looks like a reverse-fiddlehead.
--Paul
The longest leaf at the moment is 5" long. I read that it can go up to 10". 
The temperatures here are between 73F and 93F. RH fluctuates from 53% to 95%. Temperatures are not actually ideal for the group of plants...D. schizandra and particularly D. prolifera would melt if left in ambient conditions.
I believe that clone is particularly vigorous in my hot and humid conditions. I have another plant, Drosera adelae {Giant}, which is s...l....oooo..w. It is still one plant and only 1.5" across while I've gotten at least 40 plants from the cuttings from the vigorous clone! The Drosera adelae {Giant} also goes dewless once in a while. :-(
The temperatures here are between 73F and 93F. RH fluctuates from 53% to 95%. Temperatures are not actually ideal for the group of plants...D. schizandra and particularly D. prolifera would melt if left in ambient conditions.
I believe that clone is particularly vigorous in my hot and humid conditions. I have another plant, Drosera adelae {Giant}, which is s...l....oooo..w. It is still one plant and only 1.5" across while I've gotten at least 40 plants from the cuttings from the vigorous clone! The Drosera adelae {Giant} also goes dewless once in a while. :-(