Harvesting and Sowing Drosera nitidula × pulchella (Pygmy Sundew) Seeds

When flower stalks turn brown, cut them and sprinkle seeds directly onto the soil surface around the parent plant—like sowing grass seed. Mist lightly and keep moist. Germination occurs in ~1 month.

No need to separate seeds or use special media. The parent pot's conditions are ideal. This easy method works for most pygmy sundews.

Tip: High humidity and stable temperatures improve germination rates.