A grower’s thriving D. spatulata produced an 8″ curled stalk with apparent seeds.
Tickle the tiny pink flowers (one opens daily) with a brush or toothpick to aid self-pollination. In ~3 weeks, black seeds drop. When the stalk browns, tap it over white paper to collect. Sow on wet peat; germination in ~1 month yields many baby sundews.
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