Drosera scorpioides, 10+ gemmae

Drosera scorpioides is named from the Latin scorpio (scorpion) and suffix -oides (like, resembling), probably in reference to the unique laminae of this species, which are usually curved in a manner reminiscent of a poised scorpion s tail.Drosera scorpioides is known from Western Australia, with records from Albany, Manypeaks, Bowelling and Gidgegannup.It grows on rocky, laterite outcrops mixed with a little silica sand in open areas of woodland or heathland.You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants