Drosera kaieteurensis
A tiny rosetted sundew from the Guiana Shield, with red, round leaves only 2–3 mm long in rosettes 6–8 mm across and white or pink flowers. It grows in open, wet white-sand savannas, seeps, bogs and spray-soaked sandstone from about 300 to 2,100 m, most often around 500–700 m. Treat it as a warm, bright, constantly wet tropical sundew.
Where it grows wild
Open, sunny wet ground on nutrient-poor sand and sandstone: white-sand savannas, seepage slopes, tepui bogs with Brocchinia and Heliamphora, and sphagnum at small waterfalls. It also grows on sandy soil and mossy rock.
Records range from about 300 to 2,100 m, with a median of about 630 m.
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