Yep, bang on, but don't expect to rely on 'just' Drosera though if you have a gnat infestation. Yeah, they'll take out quite a few adults and thrive off the nutrients they supply, but you should look at them more like a living sticky trap. You would still need to go for the larvae with something to irradicate them, ie. BT dunks, nematode or hypoaspis miles. I look at them more as a hobby than real pest control, although if you have enough of them I think they'd have to be helping out a little.
I've caught the bug big time...........pun intended, lol, and after doing a little research last night, my next mission is to get some slightly different drosera plants and start making my own cross breeds.
If these D.Capensis produce seeds, which I'm really hoping they will, I'll gladly send you some if you're interested.
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I've managed to get 3 VFT's to germinate, they're absolutely tiny, but all have viable little traps