More than 30 Drosera tokaiensis seeds produced in our greenhouses to germinate in good conditions of heat and light at the beginning of the year.
Small rosette sundew , Drosera tokaiensis , also known by the common name "Tokai dew", is a fascinating carnivorous plant belonging to the Droseraceae family.
This species is endemic to the Tokai region, located on the island of Honshu in Japan . It has gained popularity among hobbyists.
To optimize the germination of your seeds, consult our complete guide on sowing carnivorous plants.
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Installation is simple, you just need to fill the tray with 4cm of peat mixture that you will have moistened beforehand by kneading it as you would with dough.
Then sow by hand , carefully avoiding the seeds forming clumps.
Keep the substrate well moist by spraying with rainwater or osmosis water until the plants are large enough to be repotted in 9cm pots preferably to limit the risk of them drying out too quickly.
20° is an ideal temperature.
Direct sunlight is not recommended but maximum brightness will be required.
About two weeks.
After about 2 months, when the plants are vigorous, it is essential to transplant them to ensure good growth.
Consider our growing tips for the future!
More than 30 Drosera tokaiensis seeds produced in our greenhouses to germinate in good conditions of heat and light at the beginning of the year.
Small rosette sundew , Drosera tokaiensis , also known by the common name "Tokai dew", is a fascinating carnivorous plant belonging to the Droseraceae family.
This species is endemic to the Tokai region, located on the island of Honshu in Japan . It has gained popularity among hobbyists.
To optimize the germination of your seeds, consult our complete guide on sowing carnivorous plants.
