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JKP:

Plant You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. doesn't look like Drosera. Drosera tends to have delicate, somewhat small flowers, not at all like the VMS plant. And... there are other plants that have rounded bumps on the leaf margins that resemble You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. much more closely than Drosera (e.g., some of the Kalanchoe and Grindelia plants). In fact, Grindelia, has hooks on the flower-head when it starts going to seed, similar to the VMS plant.

The Kalanchoes (originally from Asia and Africa) are particularly known for their scalloped leaves and some of them even have tiny round "baby" leaves all along the edges of the leaf margins.


So I don't think You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is a good candidate for Drosera, but I agree that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. looks like Drosera. Drosera has been on the top of my list of possible IDs for 56r since the first time I saw it but I think there is one additional possibility for 56r...

JKP, as I understand, you say about f50r, not about f50v, don't you?
I absolutely agree that the flower of the plant on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. doesn't look as a flower of Drosera rotundifolia, if it is a flower, indeed.
Drosera burmannii

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Drosera trinervia

I agree that the flower of the plant on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. is much closer to a flower of Drosera rotundifolia,  but its foot of the stem really confuses me,  it looks like a palm one. 
As for Kalanchoe,  I agree - it could be a possible candidate for f50r,  but I prefer f (will  write later),   although I don't exclude two different species of them. 
Anyway, for me personally,  no matter,  how much it contradicts to the date,  I think that Dioanea muscipula is the best candidate for f50v, but I will consider any better variants with pleasure.
I'm sorry for off-top.