Sundew 'Drosera' 'Mix 5x' consist of 5 different Drosera plants, also known as sundew, is a genus of carnivorous plants known for its sticky, dew-covered leaves that trap insects. There are more than 200 species of sundew worldwide, ranging from small rosettes to larger, shrubby forms. These Drosera species often grow in nutrient-poor soils, such as swamps and peatlands, where their carnivorous properties help them replenish essential nutrients lacking in the soil.
Sundew attracts insects through the shiny, sticky droplets on its leaves, which look like dew. Once an insect lands on the Drosera leaf, it becomes stuck to the sticky tentacles. The leaves of the sundew slowly curl around the insect to better hold it and begin to secrete digestive juices. These enzymes break down the insect into usable nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, which the plant absorbs.
Drosera plants are popular among carnivorous plant enthusiasts because of their unique appearance and fascinating trapping mechanism.

Drosera, also known as Sundew, grows best in clear, indirect light and can tolerate direct sunlight. Use distilled or rainwaterdor all Drosera to keep the soil moist. A humidity of 50-80% is ideal, so a moisture bin or terrarium can be useful for the Drosera. Most types of sundew thrive at temperatures between 15 ° C and 30 ° C. A well -draining, nutrient -poor mix, such as Sphagnum Veenmos and Perlite, is essential for the health of Droera. These carnivorous plants catch insects for nutrition and do not need extra fertilization. Make sure there is enough space between the plants and check for teasing. With this Araflora, the Sunnedaw species can be successfully cared for and grown.