Drosera scorpioides (Gidgegannup, WA) gemmae (15 count)

Drosera scorpioides is a pygmy sundew endemic to southwestern Western Australia, occurring from South of Perth to near the Cape Arid National Park. It grows in winter-wet sandy or peaty soils, forming tall, stem-forming rosettes as older leaves stack over time. It is distinguished from other pygmy sundews by its large size and pronounced “scorpion-like” recurved petioles, which give the species its name.

This offer includes a packet of 15 gemmae per order. Each gemmae will form one individual plant. Gemmae are wrapped in a wet paper towel and placed into a into a small plastic baggie to maintain humidity. Some of them may sprout in transit, this is normal. Gemmae are tiny ranging between 0.25 and 3mm. I recommend using a small pair of tweezers or a toothpick to place them gently on top of a mixture of 1:1 peat moss and quartz sand. New plantlets typically sprout within 3-10 days. Do not let them dry out until the new plants are established. Higher humidity can help prevent them from drying out. Please be careful when opening the packets as the gemmae are extremely small (see photo(s)) and will often stick to your fingers. 

Gemmae are shipped in a padded, tracked envelope without a heat pack. Please add a heat pack if your night time temperatures are below 40F. I cannot guarantee live arrival of gemmae if your temperatures are too low and a heat pack was not included. I do not offer untracked shipping for gemmae at this time.

Any photos of plants are representative of what a mature plant/leaves/flower, etc. may look like for reference only. Pictures of seeds are to show the size of seeds from this species. Any photos of seeds are representative of what you will receive and they are not exact seeds you will receive.