Tried again but failed

[BuddhistAdam]

I need to know how to plant these seeds? Do they need to be dormant? Just sprinkle on top? What do i do. Please give me detailed info. These are the seeds i will planting: D. binata, D. intermedia, D. aliciae, mixed sarracenia and a pack of gammae from the pygme

 

[vraev]

from my experience of sarr seeds:

it takes anywhere up to 4 months (can germinate earlier too) for seeds to germinate. I had seeds taht underwent stratification and also ones that I didn't stratify to germinate. But only 10% of all the seeds I used germinated so I am clearly not a sarr grower.

I have only 2 good looking seedlings. Another one looks like crap somewhere. germinated in the shadows of a capensis forest.

 

[jimscott]

All but D. aliciae are plants that require a dormancy. Sarracenia seeds need a cold and wet period of few weeks before sowing. All seeds can be sown in moist media, covered, in indirect light - and then ignored for a few weeks.

 

[vraev]

But actually one of these seedlings came from a seed that didn't get stratification.

 

[Not a Number]

Drosera binata and aliciae do not need stratification. Just sow them into pots and germinate.
Gemmae are tiny dormant plants - just plant them and give them the proper growing conditions.

The Drosera intermedia and Sarracenia seeds should have cold stratification.

Germination guides can be found here:

http://www.carnivorousplants.org/seedbank/seedgermguide.htm

 

[BuddhistAdam]

Yes, it did thank you NAN.

Drosera binata and aliciae do not need stratification. Just sow them into pots and germinate.
Gemmae are tiny dormant plants - just plant them and give them the proper growing conditions.

The Drosera intermedia and Sarracenia seeds should have cold stratification.

Germination guides can be found here:

http://www.carnivorousplants.org/seedbank/seedgermguide.htm