Drosera graomgolensis

[cwatson1414]

Got this one in June or July. Grew steady but not super well. I also brought it along on a cross country relocation in August, and it did fine. It's durability is proven. Now it's starting to grow much better, despite a decreased photoperiod under my growlights. I suspect the cool weather has something to do with that.

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[Cthulhu138]

Looking great. Probably the easiest SA species to grow. You should think about getting it into a deeper pot though, these suckers have super long roots.

 

[Radagast]

Looks great. Mine also does better when given a temperature drop. If/When you do repot it, take a couple inch long root cuttings to propagate the plant; that way you'll have more in case something happens to the mother plant.