Curious to see your sundews! @sedumzz , you keep mentioning your sundews in your blog posts...
I'll start with mine:
D. Anglica Alakai Swamp HI




D capensis Wide leaf






D. Capensis typical

D. capensis Big pink (not looking very pink)



D. 'Dreamsicle'



A random tray of sundews:

Hi , just saw this thread. You have wonderful sundews!

Does bintata go dormant for you?

That depends on the variety and where in the world it comes from. Most dichotoma, including giant, and t - form go dormant. Giant tends to die back to its roots, while t-form forms a hibernaculum. Multifida experience warmer winter conditions, so they don't really go dormant.

Here's few pics of some I use to grow.

So pretty

This sundew is my first carnivorous plant. I got it in hopes it might help get rid of fungus flies that I've yet to successfully eradicate. It appears pretty happy in my bathroom that has indirect but bright light. I think I see where it's caught a few. I'm not optimistic for total eradication but if I were to be so fortunate, is there something else I should feed it? If so, how much and how often? It doesn't appear to be a fast grower but is it okay to stay in its original pot?

It could use more sun, which will in turn create more dew, which will catch more bugs

What are the names of the Sundews @elgecko posted? Very pretty!

Some petiolaris drosera (The ones like fireworks). Falconeri is the red rosette one with the wide leaves. The two sandy pots with the tiny rosettes are pygmy sundews. Second to last is a Drosera capensis Alba

@Lucy68


Drosera ordensis X paradoxa


Drosera falconeri (Clone A63)


Drosera aliciae - Constantia Nek, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa


Drosera fulva


Drosera kenneallyi


Drosera slackii


Drosera pulchella


Drosera allantostigma


Drosera ordensis


Drosera capensis - Vogelgat, Western Cape Province, South Africa (red)
Drosera capensis Alba (clear)


Drosera dilatato-petiolaris

Thank you! They're really great looking plants, I may need to go shopping

Lucy68 said: Thank you! They're really great looking plants, I may need to go shopping

Johns Carnivorous Plants grows a lot of the petiolaris sundews, probably has a few for sale too