As I recall, there were a number of pygs that flowered at the darkest part of the year, and also did it in the long days of summer. I also got gemmae from some of them during the longest days of summer, and had flowers in summer from gemmae sown the previous winter. Like many Aussies, some of these just do as they please and don't follow the rules the other species follow...or so it appears. The fact is, in the harsh Australian conditions, evolution depended on real survival qualities and the genes that allowed for better seed set and gemmae production led to this species success, and were conserved. Cacti have nothing on pygmy sundews for surviving harsh conditions, these little plants are some of the strongest on earth!