Sundew Assorted

Sundews (genus Drosera) are a diverse group of carnivorous plants known for their glandular, sticky leaves that trap and digest insects. They belong to the family Droseraceae and are found in a wide range of habitats around the world, from temperate to tropical regions. Sundew leaves are covered with hair-like structures called tentacles, which are topped with glandular cells that secrete a sticky mucilage. Their sticky traps and vibrant flowers make them both functional and ornamental. With proper care, sundews can thrive and provide both aesthetic pleasure and practical benefits, such as insect control.

General Care Tips:

🌞Light: Bright indirect light, direct sunlight will damage the leaves.

💧Water: Water when the soil is only an inch dry. Do not let the soil completely dry out between watering but do not keep the soil soggy as well.

⛲Humidity: High humidity and High moisture.