Drosera Aliciae Sundew Plant - Alice's Sundew - Carnivorous Plant - 8.5cm Pot

• Leaves: Rosette-shaped, covered in reddish glandular hairs (trichomes) that exude a sticky, glistening dew. This dew traps insects. Flowers: Produces small, delicate pink to lavender flowers on tall stalks above the rosette.
• The sticky mucilage traps small insects, which are then digested by enzymes, providing the plant with nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus.
• Naturally grows in nutrient-poor, sandy or peaty soils in regions with high humidity and ample sunlight.

Pot size: 9 cm Drosera aliciae (Alice's Sundew) is a beautiful and fascinating carnivorous plant, native to South Africa. It’s a popular choice for plant enthusiasts due to its striking appearance, ease of care, and ability to capture and digest small insects.