Which Sundews Require Dormancy?

[CPSINC]

trying to find out which species of drosera actually needs a dormancy and the ones that dont.

 

[Pyro]

Cold dormancy: rotundifolia, angelica, filiformis (both subs,) intermedia, linaris and the rest of the N. American Dews.

 

[CPSINC]

but what of the drosera species that do not require dormancy??

 

[ritlane]

or how about... which PFT dews required dormancy?


---Lane

 

[CPSINC]

i dont think any they have require dormancy,except for maybe the binata...

 

[Frogger]

What about the D. Adelae?

 

[cephalotus88]

D.spathulata, adelae dont need dormancy.

Many drosera dont require dormancy, but some do like rotundfolia, binata, intermedia 'temperate forms' (intermedia 'cuba' doesnt need one)

 

[CP2k]

D.binata and D.binata var. dichotoma types require dormany, while D.binata var. multifida types do not require dormancy.

 

[Shauntell]

I think I have a rotundifondila (sorry about spelling), but in another post they said that the plants from gublers are not rotundifondula but spathulata. My question is if I put a spathulata through dormancy just inn case it actually is a rotundifondula will it die? Even better, how can I tell for sure what it is? It didn't look like my other spathulata. It's a darker green and it's neater, I mean the hairs aren't so wild on it. They seem more organized. Can anyone tell from that or answer my other question? Sorry to invade CPSINC.

 

[CP2k]

If it is from Gublers, it is a spath. There are many different var. etc. of spathulata that appear different from each other.