Drosera: Tropical Sundews

This rosetted sundew is native to the coastal mountains of South Africa. It prefers very mild temperatures and dappled sunlight. A single plant eventually forms a small cluster. Over time, a clump of...

Named for its natural habitat in Cape Town, South Africa, this plant grows vigorously. As a mountainous species, this plant likes a very sunny window with mild temperatures. It may slow significantly...

Big Pink is a selected breeding of the white leaf and red leaf forms of Drosera capensis. In bright sunlight, the plant produces long, pink leaves that are larger than those of its parent plants. A...

This variety of Cape sundew is native to Montagu Pass in South Africa and is considered the largest natural form of Cape sundew. An adult plant can have a leaf span up to 18 inches! It's also easy to...

This naturally occurring variety of Drosera capensis has very little, if any, red pigment. For most of the year, the tentacles are white. During the summer or in very sunny conditions, the tentacles...

Marston's Dragon is a cultivar hybrid of D. multifida x dichotoma. It has long, red leaves that branch similarly to D. multifida, and it has the vigor and hardiness of D. dichotoma. When fully...

One word describes this plant - spectacular! It has long, slender, red leaves that branch out multiple times, as many as 36+ points on each leaf! A fully adult plant will have leaves that are 12-16...

One word describes this plant - spectacular! Drosera multifida extrema is a type of fork-leaf sundew, and like its relatives, has long, slender, red leaves that branch out multiple times. But on this...

This species is a demure plant. When fully grown, it is just under 2 inches in diameter, but it can reproduce itself by sending out shoots, producing a mound of multiple plants with spoon-shaped...