Question

Drosera  

Drosera   My drosera scorpioides isent preducing any Gemma

Answer
Drosera scorpiodes will produce gemmae in late fall in response to shortened daylight hours.  If you have your plants under artificial lights, you'll need to decrease the light hours to 10 hours per day for a month.  If you have your plants next to a window, they will naturally produce gemmae when the days are short enough.  For us in the Pacific Northwest, we typically see gemmae in Drosera scorpiodes in late November.

Good growing!
Jacob Farin