Pruning guide
How to prune hamilton's sundew
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Pruning hamilton's sundew — FAQ
When should I prune hamilton's sundew?
After foliage has fully died back during summer dormancy. Once all above-ground growth is completely dry, gently remove dead leaves by hand or with tweezers. Leave the pot undisturbed and dry through dormancy. Restart watering in autumn to encourage regrowth.
How often does hamilton's sundew need pruning?
Once annually at the start of summer dormancy. Drosera hamiltonii is a tuberous Australian sundew that dies back to a dormant tuber each summer (Southern Hemisphere cycle). No pruning is needed. Allow the plant to die back naturally when it goes dormant; remove dead foliage only once it is fully dry. Do not disturb the tuber.
How do you prune hamilton's sundew?
Once all above-ground growth is completely dry, gently remove dead leaves by hand or with tweezers. Leave the pot undisturbed and dry through dormancy. Restart watering in autumn to encourage regrowth.