Drosera auriculata
Ranging across most of eastern Australia, and also in New Zealand, Drosera auriculata is
one of the easiest tuberous sundews to grow. It will stand constant moist conditions, simply
dying back for a short dormant period in mid summer.
Sometimes treated as a subspecies of Drosera peltata, it differs in having glabrous
(hairless) sepals.
Although sometimes white, the flowers are often pink tinged, or pink.
20th July 2008
I Have grown a few seedlings from a stock that originated in Auckland, New Zealand. They have been very slow to develop!
31st December 2018
Unexpectedly, seed that fell onto the water surface has germinated and grown well.