Drosera nidiformis is a carnivorous plant originating in South Africa. This drosera has a semi-erect bearing, with the youngest leaves that will be lifted from the substrate exposing the traps. Leaves, which in the terminal portion take on a shovel shape, are similar to those of its tempered cousin, the intermediate Drosera, but can reach larger dimensions. The best results in cultivating this plant are kept in a greenhouse or a terrarium, but it is well suited for cultivation under environmental conditions, provided it is protected from excessive cold in winter. Being a subtropical plant does not require winter rest and its seeds do not have dormancy.

The seeds I sell have been harvested on the indicated date, from the plant visible in the photo. This means that they have a very high germinability rate.

Notice: The identification of the sphagnum species of this site is not 100% certain, because it has not yet been possible to make genetic analysis, but only morphological. For this reason, the identification of some species may be subject to changes due to new and more accurate analysis. When the identification of an already distributed clone is changed, the species name is changed, but the clone code remains the original one. For this reason, it is important to keep a record of the clone codes in your collection.