Drosera x lake badgerupi, 10+ gemmae
The epithet badgerupii is derived from the indigenous Australian Noongar word badgerup, the English meaning of which is unknown. This indigenous name has been used for two conjoined bodies of water, Lake Badgerup and Little Badgerup Swamp. Drosera badgerupii is a Western Australian endemic natural hybrid between Drosera micra and Drosera patens, it is now extinct in the wild. This hybrid has been known as Drosera occidentalis nitidula subsp. omissa. This plant grows in peaty sand or pure peat on the margins of swamps and lakes. You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
The epithet badgerupii is derived from the indigenous Australian Noongar word badgerup, the English meaning of which is unknown. This indigenous name has been used for two conjoined bodies of water, Lake Badgerup and Little Badgerup Swamp.
Drosera × badgerupii is a Western Australian endemic natural hybrid between Drosera micra and Drosera patens, it is now extinct in the wild. This hybrid has been known as Drosera occidentalis × nitidula subsp. omissa.
This plant grows in peaty sand or pure peat on the margins of swamps and lakes.
You can find cultivation tips and more on our YouTube channel
https://www.youtube.com/@RanchOfPlants
| Title | Drosera x lake badgerupi, 10+ gemmae |
|---|---|
| Category | Pygmy Drosera |
| SKU | DroLBaG |
| Condition | new |
