Separate D. regia plantlets when they reach ¼ the mother plant's size and have their own roots. Cutting roots requires the offset to be self-sustaining.
See DVD Vol. 2 for root cutting demo.
Rescuing a Sickly Drosera adelae: Decapitation, Water, and Light Adjustment
Drosera anglica 'Mikinalo Kanaele' Formed a Hibernaculum in Summer
Drosera capensis Not Producing Dew: Light and Temperature Factors
Identifying a Volunteer Sundew: Likely Drosera binata dichotoma
Drosera Regia Leaf Tip Browning: Humidity, Water, or Temperature?
Identifying a Pale Drosera: Likely spatulata 'Fraser Island' or aliciae
Cape Sundew Aphid Infestation: Systemic Imidacloprid Treatment
Growing Drosera Regia in Warm Climates: Cooling Strategies with Terracotta Pots and Water Management
Preventing Fraser Island Sundew Death: Stable Warmth and Close Light
Managing Long Roots on King Sundew (Drosera regia): Pot Depth Solutions
Sundew Wilted After One Hour Outside—Terrarium Shock Explained
Rescuing a Struggling Second Sundew: Patience and Proper Care
Florida Giant Sundew Dormancy and Winter Protection in North Carolina
Drosera Prolifera Flower Stalk Propagation and Seed Production
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