Drosera trinervia
Sundew
Description
Drosera trinervia, a fascinating carnivorous plant, is endemic to South Africa, characterized by its small size and sticky, insect-trapping leaves. Its delicate, spoon-shaped leaves are covered in glistening, glandular hairs that secrete a sticky substance to ensnare insects. The plant produces tiny, white flowers that appear on slender stalks, adding a delicate touch. Drosera trinervia thrives in nutrient-poor, acidic, and moist conditions, typically found in bogs or swamps. Cultivating Drosera trinervia requires special care; use nutrient-free soil and ensure it receives rainwater or distilled water only, avoiding tap water. The plant's unique appearance and carnivorous nature make it a captivating addition to any collection. The plant has a fascinating mechanism for catching insects, making it a source of wonder for plant enthusiasts.
Description
Drosera trinervia, a fascinating carnivorous plant, is endemic to South Africa, characterized by its small size and sticky, insect-trapping leaves. Its delicate, spoon-shaped leaves are covered in glistening, glandular hairs that secrete a sticky substance to ensnare insects. The plant produces tiny, white flowers that appear on slender stalks, adding a delicate touch. Drosera trinervia thrives in nutrient-poor, acidic, and moist conditions, typically found in bogs or swamps. Cultivating Drosera trinervia requires special care; use nutrient-free soil and ensure it receives rainwater or distilled water only, avoiding tap water. The plant's unique appearance and carnivorous nature make it a captivating addition to any collection. The plant has a fascinating mechanism for catching insects, making it a source of wonder for plant enthusiasts.