Drosera: Tropical Sundews

This sundew has long, thin leaves that fork into a T, though young leaves look like a Y to us. As the plant matures and develops leaves up to 8 inches long, the forked leaves tend to flop down, forming a T. This plant grows well in a very sunny...

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 during the hottest parts of summer, but watch it take...

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 fully mature plant has a leaf span of 6 inches and often...

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 special plant, it's not unusual to see as many as 36+...

This is a species of pygmy sundew native to Western Australia. With its diminutive stature and glistening red leaves, this plant has "cute" written all over it. In late fall, look for gemmae, small vegetative buds that you can sow to grow more plants of...