Wellspring Gardens Spoonleaf Sundew Carnivorous Plant

Yes, its leaves are covered in sticky, dew-like glands that attract and trap small insects like gnats and fruit flies. It acts as a natural, passive pest control solution for your indoor space.

Drosera spathulata requires full sun to maintain its health and sticky dew production. Place it in your brightest window, ideally one that receives direct sunlight throughout the day.

No, the Spoonleaf Sundew is not considered pet-safe. It is best kept in an area where curious pets cannot reach or ingest the plant.

This is a compact, clumping plant that stays quite small. You can expect it to reach a mature height of under 6 inches, making it perfect for windowsills or small desks.

Carnivorous plants have specific soil requirements and cannot grow in standard potting mixes. Use a nutrient-poor medium like peat moss or long-fiber sphagnum moss, ensuring it remains moist.