Genlisea repens | carnivorous plants seeds | 10s

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Genlisea repens is also know as the Corkscrew Plant because of the shape of its roots, which contain its traps. It is a perennial, native to boggy areas of Brazil, Venezuela, Guyana and Paraguay. In their natural environment the Genlisea grow as terrestrials or semi-aquatics. They are a very recent discover, only entering cultivation in the mid 80s. This one is the most easy Genlisea to cultivate. They form a small rosette about 3 centimeters in diameter, with linear or spatulate leaves. Most of the Genlisea are generous flowerers from Spring until Fall, and if pollination occurs, abundant seed is produced. Growth is relatively quick, and flowering plants can be grown within a few months. They have lovely flowers and once they start to bloom, will bloom basically continuously. The small yellow flowers are are borne on an inflorescence up to 20 centimeters tall. Dead growth and expired flowers should be removed to prevent fungus.

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