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Self-Pollination Guide for Sundews and Cephalotus

Which Species Set Seed Alone?

Byblis liniflora: Yes
D. filiformis 'Florida Giant': May need cross-pollination
D. × hybrida: Sterile, no seeds
D. rotundifolia: Yes
D. tracyi: Yes
D. regia: Needs cross-pollination
Cephalotus: Can self-pollinate but does better with cross-pollination

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