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Drosera Intermedia hibernaculum with dead leaves moved away from bud to reduce fungus and mold disease.
Drosera Intermedia hibernaculum together with living moss.
Every winter, my Temperate Sundews and Northern Purple Pitcher Plant get frozen, but it won’t harm them, because in their hative habitats, they experience arctic air and snow. 
All sleeping together with other seedlings for the winter.
Pot of Drosera Intermedia seedlings frozen and hibernacula surrounded with leaves from last growing season. I will be cutting them off on March or April 2020.
Drosera x Hybrida hibernacula in frozen winter soil.
The Northern form of Drosera intermedia forms brown hibernacula during Autumn. It’s not dead, it is actually alive. Make sure the winter resting buds are firm to the touch.
Some hibernacula are hidden because they match the same green color as live moss or under soil level.
These Drosera Intermedia hibernacula are in a big pot. On springtime, I will transfer them to a smaller pot.
Drosera x Hybrida after experiencing temperatures down to 15 degrees Fahrenheit.
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