Hello,
I have two Droseras hilaris in an order but I don't know what type of substrat, and what type of temperatures, the culture ... because I can't find any informations in internet.
Thank you very much
Benjamin
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Help for my Drosera hilaris
Started by
carniben
, Nov 17 2011 09:07 AM
#1
Posted 17 November 2011 - 09:07 AM
#2
Posted 17 November 2011 - 13:08 PM
Hi,
D. hilaris is South African species with summer rest during hot summer months. Mine is ok in peat sand mix (about 1:1), during growth standing in water, during resting only damp soil. High pot is recommended, i use 7x7x14 cm. Some sort of lighting is very useful during winter. I keep my plants in a greenhouse from spring to autumn and during winter in the cellar under artificial lights, highest temps around 30°C during hot summer days, during winter (10-)15°C in the cellar.
Good luck with this beautiful plant
Adam
D. hilaris is South African species with summer rest during hot summer months. Mine is ok in peat sand mix (about 1:1), during growth standing in water, during resting only damp soil. High pot is recommended, i use 7x7x14 cm. Some sort of lighting is very useful during winter. I keep my plants in a greenhouse from spring to autumn and during winter in the cellar under artificial lights, highest temps around 30°C during hot summer days, during winter (10-)15°C in the cellar.
Good luck with this beautiful plant
Adam
#3
Posted 17 November 2011 - 20:50 PM
ok thank you very much adam for this informations, I hope it will grow well ! I will put it in my flat next to the windows, during the winter, like that it will be beetwen 20/15 I think, do you this it is enought cold ?
#4
Posted 17 November 2011 - 22:11 PM
I think it is worth a try
No one can say for sure before you try it, but i think it could work.
Adam
Adam
#5
Posted 22 November 2011 - 05:42 AM
Drosera hilaris likes it cold.It grows fairly easy.When its cold!Live sphagnum or 2 parts peat to 1 part nursery sand works well.In nature when the ground thaws Hilaris becomes active.If foggy locations Hilaris prospers.Seed stratify cold or by leaf and root cuttings.Sean







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