Grower asks if Drosera capensis and D. spatulata can share a pot. Steve: "I think that they would be fine in the same container. They like similar conditions and neither need a dormancy... so I wouldn't hesitate to place them together in a larger pot and observe them for a year or two."
Spatulata appreciates horizontal space for offshoots; capensis needs depth for extensive roots. Capensis less aggressive at offshoot production, unlikely to crowd spatulata. Both should coexist happily in roomy pot.
Best wishes and happy growing,
Steve
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