Leave Drosera prolifera flower stalks intact—they won't stunt growth and enable unique propagation! Cut stalks into 1-inch sections, press firmly onto soil, and plantlets form within weeks. This remarkable self-propagation method produces new plants directly on flower stalks.
For seed production, you'll need pollen from a genetically unrelated plant. To date, no successful seed set has been documented for this species.
Jacob Farin
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