Question about growing D. spatulata from "in vitro plant's seed." Steve: seeds can be sterilized for tissue culture but "Drosera spatulata can easily be grown by sowing the seed on a moist surface of a suitable growing medium, perhaps in a covered container to help keep the surface moist during germination, without any need for placing the seed in sterile conditions." Recommends CP forums and ICPS website for detailed guidance.
Best wishes,
Steve
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