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I have been focused on Dionaea and Sarracenia over the past several years, but have had several D. capensis for two years or so; I grew them from seed. Now I am expecting seeds for many new species of Drosera, and I am wondering the best approach to growing these puppies to fruition. The species in question are:
D. dielsiana
D. intermedia
D. rotundifolia (actually not getting seed of this one, but grown plants via mass)
D. spatulata
D. tokaiensis
I was thinking that since these species represent a combination of temperate and tropical I would grow them according to those who need dormancy and those who don't. But I was also thinking of growing them basically the same for a couple of years without dormancy, and then put the, all through a light dormancy. I am only considering this because it would be easiest to grow them al under my temperate grow light area in my garage. It seldom gets below 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit in their.
What would you folks do?
D. dielsiana
D. intermedia
D. rotundifolia (actually not getting seed of this one, but grown plants via mass)
D. spatulata
D. tokaiensis
I was thinking that since these species represent a combination of temperate and tropical I would grow them according to those who need dormancy and those who don't. But I was also thinking of growing them basically the same for a couple of years without dormancy, and then put the, all through a light dormancy. I am only considering this because it would be easiest to grow them al under my temperate grow light area in my garage. It seldom gets below 40-45 degrees Fahrenheit in their.
What would you folks do?