Fastest movements

[zappafan]

What sundews besides D. pauciflora, D. burmannii ,and D. scorpioides move fast, and what sundews have leaves besides D. capensis that roll over their prey?

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

Two notable omissions from your list would be D. glanduligera and D. regia.  D. regia probably has the most discernable motion of any cp, often tying itself in a knot about the prey, whereas D. glanduligera probably has the fastest response.

 

[Spectabilis73]

almost all sundews roll in a ball around their prey. alilia, (I know it's spelled wrong, lol) Drosera spatulata, D. regia, D. capensis, all of the Rosetted Subtropical Sundews, and I think all of the forked drosera roll around their prey
EDIT: Oh, and don't forget pygmies!

 

[Dyflam]

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EDIT: Oh, and don't forget pygmies![/QUOTE]<span id='postcolor'>
I haven't witnessed that on spatulata or binata. I have seen the hairs around the prey move to it though.

 

[zappafan]

Thank you all for replying.

 

[Tim]

The binata do it, but just a little, and it seems as the leaves age, they stop.