These are seeds from one of the northernmost localities of threadleaf sundew, hailing from eastern Canada. Plants average between 6-9 inches tall with filiform, upright leaves. They tend to remain green with red tentacles, though strong light or cold temperatures can cause red blushing. Flower stalks are slightly taller than the leaves and bear several moderately large, self-pollinating pink blooms. This form often only grows for a few months before going dormant, dying back to fuzzy hibernacula during winter. Seeds require a 6-8 week cold stratification period to germinate.
Packets contain approx. 25-30 seeds each.