Drosera - assorted pygmy sundews - Subject to availability American Trumpet Pitcher The pitchers grow almost horizontally

The pitchers grow almost horizontally to the ground forming a flattened rosette comprising of many pitchers

This glue contains a weak acid and enzymes that can digest the soft tissue of their prey

adjacent tentacles are able to move towards it and further envelop and digest the prey

Requires 5 or more hours sunlight a day

Drosera - assorted pygmy sundews - Subject to availability American Trumpet Pitcher The pitchers grow almost horizontallyMiniature tropical sundew. Natural geographical range includes Australia, India, China, Japan and Southeast Asia. There are over 50 species of pygmy Drosera. Size Small compact rosettes with wedge shaped leaves of typically 810 mm long and 56 mm wide. Light Sun loving. Requires 5 or more hours sunlight a day. Can also live in dappled sunlight. Too much heat reduces dewy appearance Water Use rain, reverse osmosis or distilled water. Water from the