Healthy, well-lit Drosera filiformis can flower without harm. Cutting the stalk is only recommended for weak plants. If your sundew has red leaves and vigorous growth, enjoy the blooms—they're attractive and produce viable seed.
Flowering diverts some energy, but robust plants handle it easily. Ensure strong light (full sun or intense artificial) and pure water. No fertilizer needed.
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