Hi, I recently got one of these from eBay and when it arrived, it was small and had no dew. Will it survive? If so, how long will it take for it to produce dew and get bigger?
High humidity, intense light, and let the tray dry (but not the medium) between waterings. Hard to say without a picture, so hop in my discord and leave a picture.
Awesome video! I just picked up a small, green Drosera Paradoxa and I was wondering whether I should take it inside during winter. I have a bit of a greenhouse so I'm not expecting frost but I was wondering if Paradoxa needs winter dormancy. Thanks!
@@nicholasaquino4029, no you need to have two genetically different plants. I made a video on how to clone and breed petiolaris sundews, definitely check it out.
Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark☀️🌿😊🇩🇰..
I am completely in love with paradoxa ! It really looks like a primitive plant straight out of dinosaur era 😍 ! Beautiful!
I agree! Definitely one of my favorites. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the vid. This is a great resource. I'm going to sow my paradoxa seeds. This is my first time with this species. 🤞
Hi, I recently got one of these from eBay and when it arrived, it was small and had no dew. Will it survive? If so, how long will it take for it to produce dew and get bigger?
High humidity, intense light, and let the tray dry (but not the medium) between waterings. Hard to say without a picture, so hop in my discord and leave a picture.
Awesome video! I just picked up a small, green Drosera Paradoxa and I was wondering whether I should take it inside during winter. I have a bit of a greenhouse so I'm not expecting frost but I was wondering if Paradoxa needs winter dormancy. Thanks!
Paradoxa does not require a winter dormancy and prefers warmer temperatures above 70F. Hope this helps!
can they self pollinate?
No, they cannot :(
@@JohnsCarnivorousPlants awww. But they can pollinate each other even though they all came from the same mother plant?
@@nicholasaquino4029, no you need to have two genetically different plants. I made a video on how to clone and breed petiolaris sundews, definitely check it out.
@@JohnsCarnivorousPlants will do thanks!!