Drosera binata - Mount Ruapehu - Alpine form
This Drosera is native to the slopes of Mount Ruapehu , an active volcano in New Zealand . Drosera binata var. dichotoma Mount Ruapehu grows to 40 cm tall and produces impressive leaves that form a four-pronged fork.
It withstands temperatures down to -10°C!
The flower stem exceeds 50 cm in height and has pretty white flowers.
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In dormancy , that is to say in winter rest from September to March, Drosera binata - Mount Ruapehu - Alpine forms a hibernation which will allow it to survive the winter and this after having lost all its leaves. If it is impossible for us to guarantee the survival of all the plants during the winter, the interest is strong because the feet are all the more vigorous in the spring that they are already in place at your place.
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