Sundew - Drosera stolonifera

This sundew features specialized foliage covered in sticky, glandular tentacles. When an insect lands on the leaves, it becomes trapped in the mucilage, allowing the plant to digest the prey and absorb essential nutrients.

No, this variety is toxic to pets. It is best to keep it in a secure location or a terrarium where your animals cannot reach or ingest the foliage.

Carnivorous plants are sensitive to minerals found in tap water. You should exclusively use distilled water, reverse osmosis water, or collected rainwater to keep the plant healthy.

Yes, like most sundews, it thrives in high-humidity conditions. It is well-suited for a terrarium setup or a dedicated plant cabinet where moisture levels can be consistently maintained.

While the plant will naturally attract small insects if kept in an appropriate environment, it does not strictly require manual feeding to survive. It primarily relies on light and water for energy, using insects only as a supplemental nutrient source.