Drosera longiscapa
Sundew
Description
Drosera longiscapa is a slender sundew species native to the southeastern United States, characterized by its elongated flower stalks. The leaves are typically small and round, covered in sticky tentacles that trap insects, and it produces small, white flowers. Its tall flower stalks set it apart. They thrive in sunny and moist conditions. It is an attractive plant. This carnivorous plant is native to the southeastern USA and is a welcome addition to any garden. Drosera longiscapa is a wonderful plant. To cultivate this plant, provide a moist, acidic substrate, plenty of sunlight, and use distilled or rainwater. The plant is adapted to the nutrient-poor soils, so don't add fertilizer.
Description
Drosera longiscapa is a slender sundew species native to the southeastern United States, characterized by its elongated flower stalks. The leaves are typically small and round, covered in sticky tentacles that trap insects, and it produces small, white flowers. Its tall flower stalks set it apart. They thrive in sunny and moist conditions. It is an attractive plant. This carnivorous plant is native to the southeastern USA and is a welcome addition to any garden. Drosera longiscapa is a wonderful plant. To cultivate this plant, provide a moist, acidic substrate, plenty of sunlight, and use distilled or rainwater. The plant is adapted to the nutrient-poor soils, so don't add fertilizer.