Drosera paradoxa | carnivorous plants seeds | 10s

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Drosera Paradoxa belongs to the woolly sundew family. Woolly sundews are native to areas of Australia where it is hot and humid in summer and hot and dry in winter. This plant is a very unusually shaped sundew that can grow from a dense pin cushion appearance up to a foot in height depending on light intensity. When it is grown in full sun, the rosettes grow like a pincushion on the ground and will grow up to 30 cm high only, but in shady areas they can grow up to this siye, leaning on other plants for support. In their natural environment, these plants die back in the dryer season, although in cultivation, they will keep growing if kept wet.

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