Dennis plans a betta tank terrarium for subtropical sundews, sowed D. natalensis on damp sphagnum peat under LED light (8+ hrs/day), and asked about germination time, compatible species, and feeding bloodworm slurry.
D. natalensis seeds typically sprout in 3–4 weeks. Any subtropical Drosera works as a companion—GrowSundews.com has a thorough guide. The expert (Jake) invites questions on The CP Forum.
First sign: seed swells, then a green stem-like structure emerges. It's subtle—a magnifier helps. Join the forum for real-time help and chat.
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