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Sundew Plant Facts

Are you worried about your sundew plant losing its dew? No need to worry, I've got some great tips and tricks for you on how to increase dew! And don't forget, during winter time when the days are shorter, it's common for plants to slow down their growth or for Drosera, to require more light to create dew. Check out this helpful link for more information: www.californiacarnivores.com | California Carnivores

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Pimpernel sundew, a carnivorous plant with a very sophisticated trapping mechanism.

Pimpernel sundew, a carnivorous plant with a very sophisticated

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The Cape Sundew (Drosera capensis) catches gnats, fruit flies and the occasional housefly in its sticky dew. It will slowly curl around larger prey to make greater contact of the leaf for digestion. 🌱 Cape Sundews make great houseplants; happily growing on sunny windowsills or under growlights. They like lots of direct sunlight and to be sitting in a deep saucer of distilled or rain water all the time. Sundews available via the link in our bio 🪴🦖 Repost from @california_carnivores #carnivorou

The Cape Sundew (Drosera capensis) catches gnats, fruit

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Drosera binata, commonly known as the "Fork-leaved sundew," is a carnivorous plant species native to Australia and New Zealand. It belongs to the genus Drosera, which is known for its insect-eating capabilities. Drosera binata is characterized by its long, fork-like leaves covered in sticky glandular hairs. These hairs secrete a sticky substance that traps insects, which the plant then digests to obtain nutrients. It's a fascinating example of adaptation to nutrient-poor environments. | JocHel A

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Sundew: The Sticky Plant With A Killer Instinct

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How Sundews Catch Prey

All Cats Catch Prey Very Well

All Cats Catch Prey Very Well

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Deep Look:Cape Sundews Trap Bugs In A Sticky Situation Season 7 Episode 13

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