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I would love to try growing some new Drosera from seed. Specifically the "Drosera Intermedia "Temperate" - 16 pkg" if possible. Thanks!

-Phil

Order received.
Your order number is 0287.
I'll PM you shortly with a mailing address for your SASE.
Thank you for your order.

For Sarracenia or Dionaea seeds, I strongly suggest you use a 70 cent non-machinable stamp on your return envelope. (The inside one) For Drosera, Pinguicula, and Utricularia seeds, the extra postage is not necessary.
If you can't find a non-machinable stamp, I suggest a forever stamp plus a 15 cent stamp or two regular forever stamps on your return envelope.
The USPS machinery loves to crush those seeds. 

Reminder to all:
Please remember return address on all envelopes.
Please remember to write your Forum username and order number somewhere on the envelope or in a note.
I don't have access to a cross reference of real-world names linked to usernames.
Remembering these things helps me fill orders quicker.
Thank you.

Happy growing,
Dean

PhilM wrote: ↑Tue Jan 26, 2021 4:26 am I would love to try growing some new Drosera from seed. Specifically the "Drosera Intermedia "Temperate" - 16 pkg" if possible. Thanks!

-Phil

No problem, but these are temperate, so they'll require stratification. Depending on where you are, that could he as easy as sowing the seeds, putting them under shelter outside for the rest of the winter, and keeping them damp.

That shouldn't be a problem- I can do it on my porch in PDX, in the fridge or whatever the most appropriate place is. looking forward to it!

Would it be possible to include a bonus? it would be greatly appreciated

January bonus was Spatulata, I can include some of course. Please include a note in the envelope stating order number 0287 +bonus.

This request is at the two week point. If confirmation of the SASE being sent is not made within a day or so, the request could be canceled and the seeds returned to inventory.

SASE received.
Order is fulfilled.
Return envelope going out in tomorrow's mail.

Happy growing,
Dean