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I do not grow the Bains Kloof form of Drosera capensis, but this is reputedly a large form of the species.
Bains Kloof is quite a melting pot of Drosera species, and many intergrades between species are to be found there. It is also the home of Drosera regia.
The area is undergoing extensive development I understand. I hope I wont have to say someday that "it WAS the home of Drosera regia".
I note the longer petioles of this form very much resemble the "rubra" form of D. capensis that it in circulation, although this plant lacks that coloration.
Your plant is doing very well. I hope you get much seed from the flowering.
Bains Kloof is quite a melting pot of Drosera species, and many intergrades between species are to be found there. It is also the home of Drosera regia.
The area is undergoing extensive development I understand. I hope I wont have to say someday that "it WAS the home of Drosera regia".
I note the longer petioles of this form very much resemble the "rubra" form of D. capensis that it in circulation, although this plant lacks that coloration.
Your plant is doing very well. I hope you get much seed from the flowering.
