Cultivating carnivorous plants like Venus flytraps and sundews together can create a mesmerizing and unique mini-ecosystem in your home or garden. These fascinating plants not only add a touch of exotic beauty but also serve as efficient insect catchers, making them a captivating addition to any collection of houseplants. Key Takeaways: Venus flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) … Read more
Sundew plants (Drosera spp.) are fascinating carnivorous plants known for their unique ability to capture and digest insects. With their delicate and dew-covered tentacles, these remarkable plants have captured the interest of plant enthusiasts and hobbyists. In this guide, we will explore the basics of sundew plant cultivation, providing you with the knowledge needed to … Read more
Drosera capillaris are natively found in the southeastern parts of the US, Brazil and many South American countries. Its bright pink flowers have earned it the moniker Pink Sundew. Caring for drosera capillaris is quite simple, which makes this a good choice for a beginner. Drosera capillaris grows in sunny and humid conditions, with temperature … Read more
Drosera filiformis is probably best known for their tentacles which can grow up to 18 inches. Also known as Thread-leaf sundews, these plants come in several variants and forms which may confuse a beginner. In this guide you will learn the necessary steps to care for D. filiformis and D. tracyi and how to distinguish … Read more
Drosera adelae can be a somewhat challenging plant for newbies to grow, but by no means impossible. If you want to cultivate D. adelae (or Lance Leaf Sundews), please go over this entire guide so you will have an idea what conditions are ideal for this carnivorous plant and how to avoid mistakes. Drosera adelae … Read more
Drosera burmannii is one of the most striking carnivorous plants you can grow. Caring for D. burmannii or Burmese Sundews is easier than you may think. Even if you are a beginner, this simple step by step guide will show you everything required for their cultivation. Drosera burmannii grows best in moist soil, preferably 1:1 … Read more
Drosera binata is best known for its forked leaves, which is why it is known as the Fork Leaved Sundew. Caring for D. binata is similar to other sundews so if you have grown them before, this will be easy. If not, this guide details everything you need to know to grow and keep the … Read more
Drosera aliciae is one of the easiest sundews to care for. Also known as the Alice Sundew, it is a lovely plant that can handle weather fluctuations better than other sundew species. This makes the D. aliciae resilient and well suited for first time growers. This guide explains the requirements to grow and care for … Read more
Drosera spatulata care is easier compared to other carnivorous plants, which makes it ideal for beginners. Also known as the spoon leaf sundew, it comes in various forms and found in several countries around the world. If you want to give sundews a try, D. spatulata is a good place to get your feet wet … Read more
The Drosera rotundifolia, also known as the common or round leaved sundew, is native to many parts of the US, northern Europe and Japan. Caring for D rotundifolia is not as difficult as you might think. In fact even a beginner can do it with proper planning. Drosera rotundifolia can handle temperatures up to 95 … Read more
