Volunteers

[thbjr]

I have a couple of baby volunteers growing in my sundews. They may be to small to ID, but since I'm new at CP's, I have no idea if the babies germinate looking like mom or grow into their adult form. Anyway, here are some pics.

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Growing with a D. adelae.

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Close up of baby.

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Growing with D. capensis.

Thanks,
Tom

 

[Drosera36]

They are just baby D. adelae coming up from the roots.

-Ben

 

[FarmerDave]

the first one looks like a D. adelae sprout from a runner or something

and the second looks like a D. capensis seedling

 

[thbjr]

Thanks, guys. Maybe in 6 months, I'll have something to trade...

 

[jimscott]

D. adelae, while being nown as the lancelea sundew, produces plantlets from the roots that are circularly shaped/