HARTMEYERORUM forms Indica?

[CHNANOG]

I received some seeds of D. indica red plant dark pink flower WA in fall.

But I found someing realy look like D. hartmeyerorum.

After that I checked Allen's catalogue

I think this group

PLANTS RED, FLOWERS PINK…DROSERA HARTMEYERORUM forms

are qutie similar to mine.

like D.indica “ red-maroon plant to 10 cm tall, flowers dark pink, filaments white-apex pearl, anthers yellow”

Crossing Falls, Kimberley

So does anyone grow this group indica?

Any images?

Thanks:)

Those are from south Taiwan:)

Have a nice day:)

[CHNANOG]

new photo

the D.HARTMEYERORUM I grow

[Siggi_Hartmeyer]

I received some seeds of D. indica red plant dark pink flower WA in fall.

But I found someing realy look like D. hartmeyerorum.

Without any doubt, the plants with the yellow lens-tentacles at the leaf base are D. hartmeyerorum and not D. indica. The honeycomb structured lens-tentacles are unique and very different also from other smaller yellow emergences on plants that are still shown as D. indica varieties. However, the plants are looking green instead of dark red, that seems to be a lack in light. More detailed pictures can be found here: Drosera hartmeyerorum details

[Tim Beier]

Hello,

I want to show this picture of my D.hartmeyerorum "runway light"

Regards, Tim Beier

Edited January 18, 2011 by Tim Beier

[Siggi_Hartmeyer]

Beautiful shot Tim! What kind of macro did you use?

[Tim Beier]

Hello Siggi,

This is "only" the kit lens in reverse position. Canon EFS18-55mm with Novoflex revers Adaptor.

The Novoflex revers Adaptor lets you mount the lens in reverse position on the camera.

This ring transfers all control functions. It is a wider setting range than is possible with a macro lens. The picture was taken at a focal length of 18 mm.

If you want more information please write me an e-mail or PM (in german, I can explain better :-)

Regards, Tim Beier