spathulata & intermedia

[Khoas]

Originally Posted by Cindy

Khoas, interestingly the Cape sundew doesn't do as well as expected here in South East Asia. Some growers managed to get some "heat-resistant" plants from seeds but that is just a couple of them. The lack of substantial night temperature drop seems to be the problem. We have got similar reactions from other South Africa species like D. aliciae too.

That is one of the good point about seed grown plants, you are more likely to get a plant that better adapted to your local climate. I found this with indica.
With Cape sundew I found there is difference in the growing vigour between varieties but all my plants still have go through summer where we don't really much temp drop at night. In fact the hottest part of 'day' can occur at 3am! The average temperature through Janurary is around 27.5 C. My highland Neps stuggle through summer while the lowlander love it!