Drosera micrantha is a pygmy sundew native to southwestern Australia. It produces scapes of small white flowers. Hot dry summers will cause D. micrantha to go dormant. Active growth resumes in the fall when moisture increases and temperatures return to moderate levels. During this time, D. micrantha produces several modified leaves called gemmae. The gemmae are spring-loaded by small hairs which cause them to burst out of the plant when struck by raindrops. After landing, the gemmae quickly grow into new plants.
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Brian (verified owner) –
Healthy and very well packaged as usual. Returned customer. Will order again.
Alison R. (verified owner) –
Part of my second order from Curious Plants, won’t be my last. Beautiful jewel of a plant, carefully packaged, arrived without any damage at all. Followed directions to acclimatize, and 10 days on this beauty is … thriving? Hard to say because it’s my first pygmy drosera. It looks about the same as when I unpacked it perhaps with a little more dew, so that’s good. I have much to learn about sundews!
Cheryl Chappell (verified owner) –
Arrived in good condition and appears to be healthy, but needs a few days to settle.
Tina M. (verified owner) –
This came excellently packaged and in gorgeous shape.
Dawn Moser (verified owner) –
The plants came quickly and were adorable.
Kiara W. (verified owner) –