D. hookeri is an erect species forming a basal rosette well before one or two erect stems emerge. This species usually reaches 4-8 cm in height. The colour of stem and leaves is typically a bright yellow-green.The tubers are white to red. The sepals are glandular and have distinctive fimbriate margins and the seeds are mostly ovioid and less than 1 mm in size (in contrast to D. auriculata). Drosera hookeri, Drosera auriculata, and Drosera macrantha do not require the warm stratification and will germinate if planted by the first week of September (March in the southern hemisphere) or if...
D. hookeri is an erect species forming a basal rosette well before one or two erect stems emerge. This species usually reaches 4-8 cm in height. The colour of stem and leaves is typically a bright yellow-green. The tubers are white to red. The sepals are glandular and have distinctive fimbriate margins and the seeds are mostly ovioid and less than 1 mm in size (in contrast to D. auriculata). Drosera hookeri, Drosera auriculata, and Drosera macrantha do not require the warm stratification and will germinate if planted by the first week of September (March in the southern hemisphere) or if grown inside and kept in a 10C to 20C (50F to 70F) temperature range until you get germination.
