Drosera scorpioides import_2021_09_10_101756 This species likes to be

This species likes to be kept fairly pot-bound and often you will find that the strong roots can distort the shape of the nursery container

More compact than its cousin due to a slender growing habit

the design features a curved roof

Highly variegated

the venosa is able to tolerate a little neglect here and there

Drosera scorpioides import_2021_09_10_101756 This species likes to beNative to the forests of southwestern Australia, Drosera scorpioides lure and capture their prey using stalked mucilaginous glands, which produce a sticky glue like substance, covering the surfaces of the leaves. Known as shaggy sundews due their short hairy stems, small bright green leaves form compact rosettes. Older leaves lower down the stems die back as the plant grows. The leaves are lined with deep red, sticky glands, which roll up over the