Sundew (Drosera capensis Alba) 3-Part If you give it a

If you give it a moss pole or wood totem to climb

glossy green foliage that offers excellent disease resistance

forcing it to process and assimilate internally stored nutrients

This beauty offers large

offering a dazzling display of colour that persists well into the winter months

Sundew (Drosera capensis Alba) 3-Part If you give it aDrosera capensis Alba This South African Sundew, also known as Cape Sundew, forms plantlets as it grows. They are covered with tentacles that have a sticky dew that catches prey. Lighting: They enjoy full sun indoors, which is key for their growth and flowering. In order to achieve the best colour, they should be placed in as much light as possible. Water: Do not use tap water! Use distilled or rainwater. Place the containers on benches or hang them