Drosera Capensis White Dionaea Muscipula Native to North America

Native to North America

reverse osmosis or distilled water

This glue contains a weak acid and enzymes that can digest the soft tissue of their prey

(Spathulata x  Mira) x Aristolochiodes x Spectabilis)

Pitchers are bright red

Drosera Capensis White Dionaea Muscipula Native to North AmericaDrosera capensis, commonly known as the Cape sundew. It is endemic to the Cape in South Africa. It is a small rosette forming, evergreen, perennial plant with tendril like leaves. The plant uses a sticky, glistening glue (mucilage) to trap its prey and the tendrils of the plant wrap around the trapped insect to increase digestion. The plant gets a pale violet flower in summer that produces a large amounts of seeds. The seeds that self pollinate. Size