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D.spathulata or D.toikaniese

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Re: D.spathulata or D.toikaniese

By Shadowtski
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-  Sat Jan 06, 2018 3:28 am #309477
They look like D. tokaiensis to me.
D.spatulata have a smoother transition from petiole to lamina. (stem to leaf blade)
Tokaienesis have a visible transition.

That's my two cents worth. I'm an advanced beginner with Drosera, certainly no expert.

Good growing,
Mike

Re: D.spathulata or D.toikaniese

By KategoricalKarnivore
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-  Sat Jan 06, 2018 4:22 am #309479
I agree with Mike. Looks just like my toka.
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