Drosera gigantea
Giant Sundew
Description
Drosera gigantea, the Giant Sundew, is the largest sundew species in the world. It is native to Australia and characterized by its tall, upright stems and long, sticky leaves. The leaves are covered in tiny tentacles that trap insects. The plant produces white or pink flowers on a long flower stalk. It requires acidic, nutrient-poor soil and full sun to thrive. This plant is a great choice for a unique look. The plant thrives in a moist environment. Provide it with rainwater or distilled water, as tap water may contain minerals that harm it.
Description
Drosera gigantea, the Giant Sundew, is the largest sundew species in the world. It is native to Australia and characterized by its tall, upright stems and long, sticky leaves. The leaves are covered in tiny tentacles that trap insects. The plant produces white or pink flowers on a long flower stalk. It requires acidic, nutrient-poor soil and full sun to thrive. This plant is a great choice for a unique look. The plant thrives in a moist environment. Provide it with rainwater or distilled water, as tap water may contain minerals that harm it.