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Hello everyone, someone recently told me that my Drosera Spatulata could really be Drosera Tokaiensis. I got an original mother plant many years ago labeled as D. Spatulata, from which all my supposed D. Spatulata descend, and there never was any D. Tokaiensis in my collection (that I knew of).

I haven't got photos of the flowers since they haven't bloomed this year yet, but I recall them pinkish.

Can anyone help me to correctly identify these?

Thank you!





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I think tokaiensis. Why? You can slightly see snap tentacles. And I believe they have purple-pinkish flowers.

It's tokaiensis.

SerMuncherIV wrote:It's tokaiensis.

Hi, is there anything in particular you're looking at?

cpargentina wrote:

SerMuncherIV wrote:It's tokaiensis.

Hi, is there anything in particular you're looking at?

The leaf shape, the petioles of true D. spatulata widen out far more gradually.

Also have the same problem at first. But somebody confirmed my plant to be a tokanensis. Here is mine.

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