
Drosera cistiflora
D. cistiflora is a winter-growing, summer-dormant species from South Africa — opposite of most temperate CPs.
Winter-growing sundews (D. cistiflora, tuberous Drosera) are trickier than typical CPs. Even experienced growers struggle. This is a "next level" plant — don't be discouraged if it's challenging.
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