Even if they do not require dormancy, however, most if not all Droseras will enter dormancy if growing conditions are bad or when temperature drops enough.

Tarzanus wrote:Even if they do not require dormancy, however, most if not all Droseras will enter dormancy if growing conditions are bad or when temperature drops enough.

Yep, forgot to mention that, this summer, I left my capensis outside during the burning summer heat, I kinda forgot about it, but when I found it, it was in a hibernacula shape and it showed no growth for a couple of weeks, but after I brought it inside it grew back to life, amazing!