Drosera spilos
A Western Australian sundew described by Marchant & Lowrie in 1992, widely recorded (over 230 GBIF records) across hot inland areas with winter rain. Its habit could not be confirmed from the sources reached. Grow it as a south-west Australian winter-grower with a dry summer.
Where it grows wild
Inland south-western Australia with hot dry summers; likely open, seasonally damp sandy or clayey ground. No species-specific habitat notes were reachable.
Recorded 69-380 m (median 198 m, 7 records).
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