Drosera Aliciae (Roua cerului)

Drosera, also known as the Sundew, is a fascinating carnivorous plant found in Romania in protected areas. The leaves of Drosera resemble tentacles with hairs. The plant secretes a sticky liquid that attracts insects, which then get stuck, wrapped by the plant's hairs, and fully digested within a few days.

IMPORTANT: Carnivorous plants pose no danger to humans. Their digestive juice is at most a good hand disinfectant!
The leaf color may vary depending on growing conditions.