One of the most striking rosetted sundews ! An easy grower.

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At present, our english web site version is incomplete, to see all our available plants, go on:

KARNIVORES.com/fr

Drosera spatulata var. lovellae

3 to 5 cm of diameter

A semi-erected australian sundew. It grows in small shiny red rosettes with spatula-like leaves, hence its name. This variety is larger and the leaves are pinker than the regular species. It makes white flowers !

 

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Prix unitaire TTC (3)

 

Drosera spatulata var. lovellae - 3 to 5 cm of diameter (1)

9.00 €

Service Plus (2)

+ 2 €

Conseils spécifiques pour cette espèce

Température

Up to 40°C in summer and from 5 to 15°C in winter.

Eau

Only rain, demineralized or osmosed water. A mineralized (and especially calcareous) water may be lethal in the long term. Keep wet in summer and moist in winter.

Engrais

No fertilizer. The plant gets enough nutrients with its traps.

Luminosité

Full sun or shaded sunlight. In winter, if you can't leave it outside, place it in a cool room under artificial light.

Substrat

The carnivovous plants mix is the standard soil, but you can do it by yourself using 2/3 of sphagnum peat moss, plus 1/3 of perlite and vermiculite, or quartz sand. Sphagnum moss is suitable too.

About the Service Plus

(1) Unless otherwise stated, the plants are shipped bare root, wrapped in moist sphagnum moss. Prepare everything you need to repot them upon arrival. Each Tillandsia and Neoregelia is wrapped in a dry padded box.

(2) With the Service Plus (when available), the plants are shipped in their original pot, in a protective box, with a "Karnivores" label on which you can write the name of the plant. There's no need to repot them upon arrival, and acclimatization is much faster and easier.

• Carnivorous plants
  • Catopsis
  • Cephalotus
  • Darlingtonia
  • Dionaea
  • Drosera
    • Drosera adelae
    • Drosera admirabilis
    • Drosera alba
    • Drosera aliciae
    • Drosera binata
    • Drosera binata 'copper leaves'
    • Drosera binata 'Marston Dragon'
    • Drosera binata var. dichotoma
    • Drosera binata var. multifida
    • Drosera binata var. multifida 'pink flowers'
    • Drosera capensis
    • Drosera capensis 'Albino'
    • Drosera capensis 'hairy leaves'
    • Drosera capensis 'red leaves'
    • Drosera filiformis Clone 1
    • Drosera filiformis Clone 2
    • Drosera filiformis 'red leaves'
    • Drosera filiformis var. tracyi
    • Drosera hamiltonii
    • Drosera intermedia
    • Drosera intermedia 'Mt. Roraima, Venezuela'
    • Drosera madagascariensis
    • Drosera natalensis
    • Drosera nidiformis
    • Drosera prolifera
    • Drosera sp. 'floating'
    • Drosera spatulata
    • Drosera spatulata 'Australia'
    • Drosera spatulata var. lovellae
    • Drosera anglica
    • Drosera ascendens
    • Drosera brevifolia
    • Drosera capensis 'large leaves'
    • Drosera capillaris
    • Drosera communis
    • Drosera curviscapa
    • Drosera ericksoniae x pulchella
    • Drosera nitidula var. leucostigma
    • Drosera paleacea
    • Drosera paradoxa
    • Drosera pulchella 'purple flowers'
    • Drosera pulchella 'orange flowers'
    • Drosera regia
    • Drosera scorpioides
    • Drosera 'Watari'
    • Drosera x hybrida
    • Drosera x linthulata
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  • Stylidium
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