Drosera, Sundew 'Lake Badgerup'

Very cute and rewarding plant. I ordered gemmae from Cascade Carnivores, not knowing what gemmae even really were. Boy was I in for a sur...Read Moreprise when I got them. I followed the instructions, and I had a few plants that all died except one.

That last plant lived to maturity and made its own gemmae, which I harvested and planted this spring. One of those plants is now in bloom already. So exciting.

My success rate the second time around was much better than the first time. I'm not quite sure what the difference was. But I think I kept the plants wetter the second time.

I'm not using distilled water anymore. I use rain water. I'm guessing tap water would kill the plants.

I do not own the plant but would like too. I do use DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA 30x. My dr. told me about this years ago, it is little pellets t...Read Morehat you put under your tongue. It is used to relieve Spasmotic dry cough which is worsened at night or by heat. Best cough rememdy I have ever used, and cost less that $5.00 jjs w palm beach fla.

The best way to propagate all pygmy drosera is from gemmae which they produce each autum/ winter in the plant tip, just put on ideal gro...Read Morewing media and they will grow into a plant in spring. If you don't remove the gemmae the parent plant will die. in nature rain redistributes them.