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By Panman
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I think there were a couple in there. They were started for cutting so they put on size pretty quickly. Much quicker than seeds.
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It will take a week or two to dew back up. Filiformis really take a beating in shipping. Any new leaves that are unspooling should have dew on them.
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I took a closer look, and I can see dew in the new leaves.
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TrapsAndDews wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:51 pm What exactly is a 'Dreamsicle'?
It is a cultivar of Drosera filiformis var. floridana and D. tracyii.
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From what I read:
Drosera filiformis var. filiformis ‘florida all red’ × filiformis var. Tracyi (anthocyanin-free)
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thepitchergrower wrote: Wed Jan 05, 2022 9:55 pm From what I read:
Drosera filiformis var. filiformis ‘florida all red’ × filiformis var. Tracyi (anthocyanin-free)
I've found that tracyii isn't necessarily anthocyanin-free. I have a tracyii that produces pink flowers and one that produces white. I'm not sure about the parentage of a Dreamsicle.

[Edit] I just saw the ICPS description so the parent is AF. Good to know.
TrapsAndDews wrote:I took a closer look, and I can see dew in the new leaves.
Are you sure you got a Dreamsicle? That looks like a tracyii to me. The Dreamsicle should have red tipped tenticles and the coil should be orange looking.
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Maybe your relative is conning you :lol: My Dreamsicle leaf propagations look like Capensis alba, because of the low lighting...
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He gave me the tube where the plant was (still packaged and taped), and inside was a tag that said "Drosera Filiformis 'Dreamsicle'".

Plus, I saw his plant.
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Here’s a full picture of the plants.
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