Drosera felix
A tiny red rosette sundew from the tepuis and sandstone uplands on the Venezuela–Guyana border. It is now generally treated as a synonym of D. kaieteurensis, which grows 6–8 mm across on sandy soils or mossy rock. Grow it as a warm-to-intermediate highland sundew with bright light and constant moisture.
Where it grows wild
Sandy soils and moss-covered rock on tepuis and sandstone uplands of the Guiana Highlands, in open, wet sites.
Records under this name are from 650–1450 m (median 1300 m); D. kaieteurensis ranges from 460 to 2400 m.
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