A Texas grower asks about germinating D. peltata seeds—whether to stratify, use smoke/heat, or sow directly in a west window with tropical sundews and Nepenthes.
Unlike many tuberous sundews, D. peltata needs no special treatment. Sow, wait ~1 month. They start like tiny D. rotundifolia, then produce upright stalks. Summer heat triggers dormancy (tuber formation). Keep soil damp but not soggy; they return in cool autumn. Texas window works. See tuberous Drosera resource.
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