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Drosera slackii (Slack's Sundew)


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Product Details
  • Species: Drosera
  • Drosera Slackii is a rare South African sundew that was first introduced into cultivation by a fantastic horticulturist, the late Adrian Slack
  • Being in the temperate zone they don't require high humidity or masses of water , but grows well in bright sunlight with temperatures ranging from 10-15 degrees during winter and 25-30 during summer
  • With only a very limited quantity available, drosera slackii will be a fantastic addition to the slightly more experienced sundew collection 
Care
      • Similar to Drosera Admirabilis, D. Slackii is finicky about water quality and prefers distilled- or reverse osmosis water to limit humic acid buildup on the crown of the plant
      • Being in the temperate zone these plants do not require high humidity or masses of water, but grows well in bright sunlight with temperatures ranging from 10-15 degrees during winter and 25-30 during summer
      • Flowering requires a lot of energy and might cause your plant to lose it's dew - Cut flower stalks when they emerge for a healthier, dewy plant

Quick Reference Care Card Drosera / Sundew

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