Drosera auriculata (Karikari Peninsula, Northland, NZ) - Tuberous Sundew

Drosera auriculata, commonly known as the tall sundew, climbing sundew is a perennial carnivorous plant species native to south-eastern Australia and New Zealand. The species initiates growth as a small, flat basal rosette before developing a slender, erect stem that may exhibit climbing behaviour, typically reaching 15-30cm in height but extending to 50-70cm in shaded conditions. Flowers form in clusters of 2 to 14 and bloom throughout winter and summer, displaying five white or pink petals with entirely smooth, hairless sepals. Skill Level: Medium. From: Karikari Peninsula, Northland, NZ. Light: Min 5 hours direct sun, max full sun. Water: From the 1st April, until it dies back to go below ground at the end of Winter, keep the tray full of water. Dormancy: These are dormant in Spring and Summer, during this time the pot should remain bone dry, no water at all. Pot Size Large 9cm (1L). Growing instructions can be found here: The last pictures are of the parent plants to show you what they can grow into. *Please note: All plants are unique, photos are used as examples only. You will receive one of the same type and similar condition and size to the one shown here.