Hi,
South African Drosera are also one of my favourite groups. The nice thing is, that most of these plants are very easy to cultivate and reproduce. I think, they will soon be widely available. I will be happy to share some seeds if i get some from my plants later this year.
At the moment i wonder about the best technique to reproduce Drosera affinis and Drosera glabripes. I know, root cuttings are (at least for D. glabripes) a good way, but are there other possibilities?
Has anyone already flowered D. affinis, D.glabripes, D. D. cuneifolia, D. slackii, D.ramentacea or D. rubrifolia? Do they set as easy seeds as most of the other plants, or is cross pollination needed?
Christian
South African Drosera are also one of my favourite groups. The nice thing is, that most of these plants are very easy to cultivate and reproduce. I think, they will soon be widely available. I will be happy to share some seeds if i get some from my plants later this year.
At the moment i wonder about the best technique to reproduce Drosera affinis and Drosera glabripes. I know, root cuttings are (at least for D. glabripes) a good way, but are there other possibilities?
Has anyone already flowered D. affinis, D.glabripes, D. D. cuneifolia, D. slackii, D.ramentacea or D. rubrifolia? Do they set as easy seeds as most of the other plants, or is cross pollination needed?
Christian