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Drosera multifida var. extrema, Evans Head NSW

Name: Drosera multifida var. extrema, Evans Head NSW
Brand: Rare Plant Catalog
SKU: 10416735977752
Price: 20.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$20

Drosera multifida var. extrema makes some of the most elaborate leaves among the forked sundews, with a single leaf capable of branching into dozens of fine tips. Each division is covered in glistening mucilage, creating a sprawling net that becomes increasingly intricate as the foliage overlaps. The effect is something like a spiderweb grown by a plant, with the same consequences for insects that encounter it. This clone originates from near Evans Head on the coast of northern New South Wales, south of Brisbane. D. multifida is vigorous in cultivation and particularly attractive in a hanging pot, where the branching leaves have room to spread and drape over the sides. The offered plants are well established and already accustomed to strong light and wet conditions.

pot size: 3.25"

genus: Drosera
family: Droseraceae

care & cultivation:

growing season: all year

what growing season means

Maintains steady growth year-round with no strict dormancy.
water level: standing water

what water level means

Keep base in water or fully submerged. For aquatic , semi-aquatic, and bog-dwelling plants like carnivores. Distilled, reverse osmosis, or rain water is always recommended for carnivorous plants and may be essential depending on tap water quality.
light level: bright indirect

what light level means

No direct sun. Equivalent to weak shop lights indoors or natural light filling a bright room. Outdoors: bright exposure but protected from direct sun by structures, overhangs, or very heavy filtering.
min/max temp: 32°F/100°F

what min/max temp means

32°F — May tolerate short freezes, but protection is recommended for young plants or wet conditions.
100°F — Characteristic of desert and semi-desert heat. Prolonged exposure requires shading, irrigation, and cooling strategies.
humidity level: adaptable

what humidity level means

Tolerates a wide range of conditions, from dry air to very humid environments, without significant stress.
dormancy water: regular

what dormancy water means

Watering continues through dormancy, though less often than in active growth and avoiding waterlogged conditions.
potting mix: bog-style

what potting mix means

Coir- or sphagnum-based mix kept constantly wet, often standing in water. Suited to carnivorous plants that require acidic, nutrient-poor conditions and never tolerate drying out.

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