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I was thinking that this may be red sphagnum moss and was happy. I have tossed hundreds of capenthes seeds into this over the months. These are defiantly not capenthes! But it is certainly a carpet or Drosera!
 

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No such species as Drosera capenthes. Do you mean capensis? If so that's exactly what they are.
 
hcarlton said:
No such species as Drosera capenthes. Do you mean capensis? If so that's exactly what they are.
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Sorry you have the correct spelling.
hcarlton said:
No such species as Drosera capenthes. Do you mean capensis? If so that's exactly what they are.
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Here is a Capensis leaf and a 4 day old sprout. It is much larger than the unknown Drosera and the unknown have been at there current size for months.
 

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Still capensis. Don't try comparing adult leaves, or plantlets borne from cuttings, to seedlings; they don't develop at the same rate nor start growth with the same appearance.
 
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