Drosera dielsiana
sundew
Description
Drosera dielsiana, also known as the pink rainbow sundew, is a captivating perennial carnivorous plant endemic to South Africa. It features a distinctive rosette of spoon-shaped leaves that are covered with glistening, sticky tentacles to trap insects. This sundew is known for its colorful display, especially during the flowering period, when it produces vibrant pink flowers. It thrives in wet, acidic conditions, resembling its natural habitat. It is relatively easy to cultivate, preferring full sun exposure and constantly moist conditions. Water only with rainwater or distilled water and avoid tap water. It is best to grow it in a terrarium or bog garden with nutrient-poor soil.
Description
Drosera dielsiana, also known as the pink rainbow sundew, is a captivating perennial carnivorous plant endemic to South Africa. It features a distinctive rosette of spoon-shaped leaves that are covered with glistening, sticky tentacles to trap insects. This sundew is known for its colorful display, especially during the flowering period, when it produces vibrant pink flowers. It thrives in wet, acidic conditions, resembling its natural habitat. It is relatively easy to cultivate, preferring full sun exposure and constantly moist conditions. Water only with rainwater or distilled water and avoid tap water. It is best to grow it in a terrarium or bog garden with nutrient-poor soil.