Drosera pulchella Baker's junction, 10+ gemmae

Drosera pulchella is named from the Latin pulchellus (beautiful and small), in reference to its pretty, diminutive form.Drosera pulchella is known from Western Australia, with records from Perth, Augusta, Albany and Esperance.It grows in sand, peaty sand, peat, laterite and loam soils on the margins of lakes, swamps and streams.You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants