Drosera aliciae seedlings

For species-specific sundew information, click on any Drosera (sundew) species name in the list directly below and you will be directed to that page. For general sundew cultivation information, visit the links along the right side of this page. 


Tropical Sundews
D. anglica tropical forms
D. binata var. multifida "extrema"
D. neocaledonica
D. intermedia tropical forms

Petiolaris
D. falconeri
D. lanata
D. ordensis
D. paradoxa

3 Sisters of Queensland
Drosera adelae
Drosera prolifera
Drosera schizandra

Tuberous Sundews
A general survey of tuberous sundews


Temperate
Drosera anglica
Drosera binata varieties 
D. filiformis var. filiformis
Drosera intermedia
Drosera rotundifolia

Hybrids
D. capensis x aliciae
D. spatulata x capensis
D. x hybrida (D. filiformis x D. intermedia)
D. rotundifolia 'Charles Darwin'
D. x obovata 'Ivan's Paddle'
D. x "Watari"




Having trouble finding a particular sundew species? 
Visit the A-Z Drosera index to search for sundew species in alphabetical order.

Thank you for visiting growsundews.com. The Sundew Grow Guides is a collection of in-depth horticultural articles dedicated to the species of the Drosera genus. This site covers everything a beginner to experienced sundew grower will ever need to know about growing sundews. Examples are: how to grow sundews from seed, how to produce thousands of sundews from a single plant (propagation), proper lighting and growing conditions, and supplies you will need to keep your sundews happy. I will eventually write detailed cultivation guides for every sundew I’ve grown. This site is still a work-in-progress and will take several years to complete, but I’m constantly working on new articles. My goal is to spread around as many sundews as possible for little or no cost. I often give away seed, or sell it for a very low price! Contact me if you don’t want to pay a fortune for these unique plants, and I’ll do my best to supply you with sundew seeds or plants. I’m always open to trades, so be sure to check out my grow list and want list and send me an email. If you have questions or ideas for the site, please email me!

A friend of mine is also helping to expand this site by writing articles about tropical plants, and other carnivorous plants. Be sure to check out this extension at www.growsundews.com/growtropics.html

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