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Drosera dielsiana

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Hey,

This is a photo of my D. dielsiana living happily in my outdoor mini bog with some D. capensis, S. oreophila, S. x judith hindles, and a vft. It has two flower stalks currrently up as seen here:
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I took a leaf cutting from this plant a while ago which sprouted into two little 1cm rosettes looking pretty good I'm trying another right now. I'll see if seed is produced, but I'm kind of a newbie with collecting seed.

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Thanks for sharing the photo. I have some small seedlings that are struggling a bit. I hope some of them make it. D. dielsiana is a very beautiful sundew.
 
Nice pics! In the first pic, as soon as I saw the sundew, I immediately thought of my fluffy little Pomeranian, Fluffy! LOLOLOL
 
Your post got me thinking. I planted some D. dielsiana seeds awhile back, had some good germination, but lost the plants over a weekend. I kept the pot somewhat damp in hopes that a seed(s) would have sprouted late. Well, I am happy
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I have one seedling living. Thanks for posting this, as it reminded me that I too have this plant.
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buckeye, my minibog is just a bowl about 15" accross. It's a bit crowded in there, as I didn't expect some of the sarracenias to get as big and full as they did. The D. diesliana took a little while to adjust, but now seems happy as a clam out there. It was also the first of the cuttings I did that day to sprout, so hopefully it's easy to propagate again!

Nick, good luck with that seedling! I bet seeds are harder than leaf cuttings to keep alive!

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