Drosera Capensis 'Dark Maroon' tropical_plant semi-erect rosettes growing about one

semi-erect rosettes growing about one to two inches across and 10 centimeters tall in maturity

feed people food or tigger the traps

indirect light or limited full sun so that they don’t burn up

bright green leaves and yellow pitchers with red speckles on a tendril at the end of the leaves

Drosera Capensis 'Dark Maroon' tropical_plant semi-erect rosettes growing about oneDrosera Capensis (the Cape sundew) is a carnivorous plant in the Droseraceae family that are native to the Cape region of South Africa. They are fuzzy pet safe, but may catch small lizards and frogs when they are babies and not able to free themselves and should be kept away from these plants. The "Dark Maroon" is a unique variety that, if given adequate sunlight, will turn deep red color in both the both the tentacles and the petioles. Drosera