This Sundew most related with Venus Flytrap || Drosera falconeri || time lapse || Carnivorous Plants

[Species]
Drosera falconeri
*The purpose of this video is to record and store the movements of fantastic plants.*
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Hi, guys! I'm studio room gardener 'MENDEL'
I am a plant lover who grows plants only through artificial light in a dark room with no natural light.
This channel will be working [time lapse], [plant care], [plant motion-graphic], etc. Among many plants, especially ""CARNIVOROUS PLANTs"" will be the main theme.
Why don't you explore the world of plants with me?
- SRG GARDNER, MENDEL
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[@user-deleted]

Great stuff! I love seeing more carnivorous plants on UA-cam. I like the timelapse stuff

[@studioroomgarden806]

Thank U for coming ;)

[@thesciencelair9556]

Drosera falconeri resembles a flytrap, however this is purely a coincidence and D. falconeri isn’t any more related to Dionaea than the other Petiolaris complex sundews are. The closest living relative to Dionaea is D. regia, which is actually more closely to Dionaea than it is to other sundews, causing many taxonomists to propose that it should be moved to its own genus. It is also more closely related to flytraps than Aldrovanda is - Dionaea and Aldrovanda evolved snap-traps independently from eachother!

[@Tatusiek_1]

the leaves dying on the regia looks simialr to venus fly traps too, it’s strange how they come from very different parts of the world

[@michaeljenardligan6173]

What soil media are you using?

[@Scorpioide]

Nice job.
May I ask you what growing lights do you use for petiolaris complex drosera ?
Thx

[@studioroomgarden806]

I used led light😄