Drosera Capensis ‘Alba’ - Roua cerului D12

Drosera, also known as the Dew of Heaven, is a fascinating insect-eating plant, found in Romania as well, in protected areas. The leaves of Drosera resemble tentacles with hairs. The plant secretes a sticky liquid that attracts insects, which then become stuck, are wrapped by the plant's hairs, and are fully digested within a few days.

Care:

• Light: Needs plenty of light, preferably direct sunlight.
• Water: Prefers distilled water or rainwater and moist soil.
• Soil: Acidic soil, poor in nutrients.

Height including pot: approx. 15 cm
IMPORTANT: Insect-eating / meat-eating plants pose no danger to people. Their digestive juice is at most a good hand disinfectant!