Drosera regia Flowering: Cut or Keep? Depends on Light

D. regia sending flower stalk. Savage Garden says cut. Our take: context matters.

When to Cut

• New plant, suspect poor prior conditions.
• Plant weakening, low light.

When to Keep

• Established months, healthy color/dew/trapping.
• Strong light (our indoor fluorescents: all species flower + grow fine).

Bottom Line

Flowering = plant feels healthy. If yours is thriving, let it bloom. If recently acquired/questionable, cut and focus on vegetative growth.