Drosera capillaris Pasco Co.
pink sundew
Description
Drosera capillaris Pasco Co. is a specific locality variant of the pink sundew, a captivating carnivorous plant. This particular variant is named for its origin in Pasco County, Florida. Its leaves are covered in sticky, glistening glands that trap small insects. The leaves, often in a rosette formation, can range in color from green to reddish, depending on light exposure. It thrives in acidic, nutrient-poor soil, resembling its natural bog-like environment. For successful cultivation, providing a sunny location and sufficient humidity is important. Try to keep it in a pot or container, and ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot.
Description
Drosera capillaris Pasco Co. is a specific locality variant of the pink sundew, a captivating carnivorous plant. This particular variant is named for its origin in Pasco County, Florida. Its leaves are covered in sticky, glistening glands that trap small insects. The leaves, often in a rosette formation, can range in color from green to reddish, depending on light exposure. It thrives in acidic, nutrient-poor soil, resembling its natural bog-like environment. For successful cultivation, providing a sunny location and sufficient humidity is important. Try to keep it in a pot or container, and ensure proper drainage to prevent root rot.