Drosera lanata sundew Form:aff. lanata 'grey-green leaves with red traps. NT form It bears the name of

It bears the name of the famous naturalist David Attenborough and certainly lives up to it

the single mountain where the species are found to grow sympatrically

intermediate and highland greenhouses seem to do equally well

A beautiful cross out of Thailand between 2 enigmatic lowland species

Drosera lanata sundew Form:aff. lanata 'grey-green leaves with red traps. NT form It bears the name ofThe petiolaris complex group of sundews are some of the most interesting of genus. Drosera lanata is a beautiful species with extremely white, hirsute petioles that are likely used as a mechanism to reflect the intense light away in its native habitat. The traps on this form a bright red. The plants are from the Northern Territory in Australia and prefer hot temperatures, lots of light and high humidity. In their habitat they experience 6 months of