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 Botanic Garden >> Gardening >  >> Question and Answer >> Plant Species >> Carnivorous Plants

That Hard Stem on Your Sundew? It's a Flower Stalk—Celebrate!

Stiff stem with green balls on your Drosera? Flower stalk = happy plant.

Signs You're Doing It Right

  • Red stems = high light (excellent).
  • Flowering = energy surplus.
  • Blooms in weeks.

Don't Bother Pollinating

Root cuttings are easier. DVD Volume 2 shows how: cobraplant.com/DVD

Carnivorous Plants
Repotting a Clumping Drosera spatulata
Bringing Drosera capensis Indoors for Winter in Zone 8a
Growing Drosera regia in Southern California: Light and Fertilizer Guide
Drosera capillaris Double Leaf Mutation: Benign and Localized
Drosera adelae Leaf Burn in West Window: Heat Stress Solution
Drosera peltata Dormancy in Arizona Heat
Drosera filiformis 'Florida Giant' and 'Red' Winter Survival in Zone 8
Drosera Rotundifolia and D. Binata Dichotoma: Managing Early Dormancy Break
Drosera prolifera Needs More Light—Move to Cape Sundew Window
Drosera capensis Needs More Light, Not Humidity
Garden Articles

Normal Leaf Cycling and Spontaneous Offsets in Drosera capensis

Exposed Roots on Drosera aliciae: Management and Feeding Philosophy

Drosera binata multifida: Terrarium Not Needed, Flexible Dormancy

String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) Care: Light, Water, and Powdery Mildew

Identifying a 20-Year-Old Heirloom Window Plant

Mystery Plant in Flower Garden: Could It Be a Watermelon?

Mystery Cane Plant with Fragrant Night-Blooming Flowers: Propagation by Stem Cuttings

Plants

Drosera Hybrid Identity and Light Deficiency: Intermedia × Brevifolia Care

Pinguicula moctezumae Outdoors in Summer

Identifying a Fork-Leaf Drosera: Patience Required

Drosera intermedia Wilting After Purchase: Contact Seller First—Could Be Dormancy or Pathogen

Diagnosing Persistent Drosera adelae Decline in Oregon

Troubleshooting Slow Recovery of Drosera adelae in Pacific Northwest

Drosera Transplant Shock: Leaf Burn From Sudden Light Increase Is Normal

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