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TRIFFID PARK

Leading Australian grower and supplier of Carnivorous Plants and Water Plants.

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PLEASE NOTE: 31-08-2026 Our mail orders are now re-open from our 3 week break, however please note that we will be running about 10 days behind to catch up.

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For sale is ONE x 70mm pot of Pygmy Drosera. You will receive the whole pot of Pygmy Drosera.

This plant is from an assortment of un-named pots that we have in stock.

This is a unique sale where we will actually send the plant in its pot.
Most of our listings are sent bare/loose rooted.

Pygmy Drosera assorted un-named plants

$18.00

GST Included

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PYGMY DROSERA (SUNDEWS)

REPOTTING: When re-potting your Drosera you should use a mixture of 75% Sphagnum peat moss and 25% perlite. Wet this mix thoroughly through first before potting your plant into it. The best time to re-pot is in early spring when the plants are doing most of their growing. Use a pot to suit the size of the plant, giving it enough room to grow for the following year, but not too big that it dwarfs the plant.

WATERING: Do not ever let your Drosera dry out. During Spring, Summer and Autumn sit it in a saucer of water, changing the water frequently. The water should cover the drainage holes of the pot. If your water is good enough to drink straight from the tap, then this is alright to use on your plant. If not you should use either rain, distilled or reverse osmosis water.
In winter do not let the plant dry out but don’t leave it sitting in water all the time.

FERTILIZING: Do not fertilise with flies or insects or fertiliser.

LIGHT: Droseras require a high level of light. A window sill inside the house that gets morning sun in summer and afternoon sun in winter is an excellent position. Otherwise you can grow them in a terrarium, greenhouse, glasshouse or porch and some growers grow them outside in the full weather.

HUMIDITY: Drosera’s like humidity. A terrarium or glasshouse will provide this. But a warm sunny window sill will give you enough heat for the plant to survive.

DORMANCY: Pygmy Drosera do not go dormant.

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