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They're all tropical or subtropical, mostly different spats. Others are rosetted varieties, one hybrid, one Cape, and one is a subtropical version of a temperate. No stratification needed for any of them.

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The possibilities are listed here post429098.html#p429098
You'll get many, you may get all, it's up to you to ID them if you want.

No stratification for anything in the mix. You wouldn't be able to separate out any seeds that needed strat anyhow.

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Cheesy_sandwhich_45 wrote:But I thought that there are no subtropical threadleafs?

Threadleaf sundews are still technically temperate, and a stratification can be beneficial. However, these varieties have evolved in a subtropical environment, and are able to germinate without a strat.

Cheesy_sandwhich_45 wrote:And dreamsicle still needs it is what I read online. I just don't want them to not germinate.

I can't believe an old guy has to say this, but don't believe everything you read online.
Dreamsicle is a genetic cultivar, you cannot grow it from seed, only by vegetative propagation. If anyone sells you pure Dreamsicle seeds, they're lying to you. They should be labeled as Dreamsicle OP, like the seeds we have listed in the seed bank.
As explained in the link you were sent, and you acknowledged, they don't need strat. Being from a subtropical environment, were they to need stratification, they would not have survived to be with us here today.
Stratify them if you want, you may get a slightly higher germination rate, but you'll likely just be wasting time that these could be spending out in the sun and trying to grow.