Drosera spatulata, also called Spoon-Leaf Sundew, is a carnivorous plant that displays small rosettes of green, spoon-shaped leaves covered in sticky, red-orange hairs that capture insects. Self-pollinating, with 20+ pink flowers per stalk.
Carnivorous plants survive best in containers. Plant and grow in moist to wet soil mix: 50% peat moss, 50% perlite. Water with pure, low mineral water. Do not fertilize or force feed.
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Drosera spatulata, also called Spoon-Leaf Sundew, is a carnivorous plant that displays small rosettes of green, spoon-shaped leaves covered in sticky, red-orange hairs that capture insects. Self-pollinating, with 20+ pink flowers per stalk.
Carnivorous plants survive best in containers. Plant and grow in moist to wet soil mix: 50% peat moss, 50% perlite. Water with pure, low mineral water. Do not fertilize or force feed.
