The pygmy species, found predominately in Australia, are generally winter growing plants in habitat, when they enjoy cooler and wetter conditions. In cultivation they will grow all year if kept wet and in full sun, though some will go through a period of summer dormancy if the temperatures rise too far, at which time they will lose their leaves and produce a silvery dormant bud in the centre of the rosette. A winter minimum of 7 degrees celcius (45 degrees Fahrenheit) is ideal.
Hewitt-Cooper Carnivorous Plants is owned and operated by Nigel Hewitt-Cooper, who has been captivated by these plants for over 40 years.
