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[optimus prime]

Drosera prolifera

[optimus prime]

Oh drosera adelae

[optimus prime]

Sure I can give a way a sundew leaf cutting

[optimus prime]

Ok I think I’m gonna start a new conversation I I think people are done with this one check the sundew forum

[Berrybob]

You dont need to make a whole new thread, just continue the game on this one

[optimus prime]

I’m gonna go to bed I’ll be back tomorrow though

[Berrybob]

Joshuamarshall792 it would be optimus prime's turn. Take a look at the rules on the first post of the thread.

[optimus prime]

I start tmrw morning

[optimus prime]

Alright I’m ready I’ll give y’all 2 hints

1. It’s located in one state only(not gonna say where because that would give it away)
2.it a Drosera

[ChefDean]

Since the eight "pure" species of drosera native to the US are all native to multiple states, it must be a hybrid. Correct?

[optimus prime]

It’s a species my bad it located in the u.s and Canada but is mostly found in one state.

[sanguinearocks101]

Drosera linearis? Probably spelled wrong

[optimus prime]

Drosera linearis? Probably spelled wrong

Nope sorry

[sanguinearocks101]

Drosera anglica?

[ChefDean]

It’s a species my bad it located in the u.s and Canada but is mostly found in one state.

So, despite hint #1, it is native to more than one state.
This is still a hybrid, but has one of the most limited ranges, D. x Obovata.