Weylin tried leaf cutting on D. regia (from us Dec): soaked in distilled water 1 week, 15 min Superthrive, on soil under CFLs with cover. Leaf blackening from tip.
Many sundews propagate from leaves, but D. regia isn't one. Root cuttings work better but slower: 6–8 weeks for sprouts (vs. 3–4 for common species). Patience required. See Grow Carnivorous Plants, Vol. 2 for root cutting demo.
Good growing!
Jacob Farin
DVD
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Drosera regia Dormancy in California: Short Winter Rest
Fixing Stunted Drosera regia: Nutrition, Pot Size, and Light
Saving a Sunburned Drosera adelae: Radical Pruning and Recovery
When to Repot Drosera regia: Root Crowding & Peat Breakdown
Venus Flytrap Leaf Pulling: A Step-by-Step Propagation Guide
Drosera capensis 'Red' Turning Green: Classic Low Light Symptom
Localized Black Spots on Drosera graomogolensis: Physical Damage Assessment
Drosera binata Leaf Tip Die‑Back: Copper Stakes and Dormancy
Growing Drosera capensis 'Red Leaf' Outdoors in Hot Climates
Drosera regia and Pinguicula Soil Mix: Moisture, Light, and Vermiculite
Repotting a Giant Drosera regia: 15″ Pot, 20″ Root & Root Cuttings
Drosera regia Care: Temperature, Light, and Soil Requirements for the King Sundew
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