Although D. cistiflora is a winter grower the nighttime temperature in its habitat never gets much below 3-5c. Anything below 0c and you are risking foliage damage. You might want to try growing them outdoors and then bringing them inside on the coldest nights.
Drosera cistiflora doesn't get very high (maybe a little over one foot at most). Maybe you are confusing it with erect tuberous sundews which are also winter-growing, which can grow several feet high.
I don't have experience with cistiflora but a south windowsill worked fine for my tuberous Drosera macrantha.
1 foot is still pretty high in my setup
Id have to find a way to keep the t5s from burning it and find a way to get the rest of my plants up higher
last year it was a hassle, all I had were books to stack up and raise my pots higher
1 foot is still pretty high in my setup
Id have to find a way to keep the t5s from burning it and find a way to get the rest of my plants up higher
last year it was a hassle, all I had were books to stack up and raise my pots higher
The get taller than that, I have one that is about 16 inches tall. I grow them outdoors all year round in Zone 10a. On the rare instance that the temperatures hit the frost level most of my Drosera come indoors.
yea, the pics looked a bit bigger than a foot. I'm far past willing to grow it under my lights
going to get a hanging plant rack for my window
thanks for the info
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