Drosera aliciae | 1000 SEEDS

Drosera aliciae seeds grow into a fascinating carnivorous plant native to the Cape Province of South Africa. This species, often called the Alice sundew, produces a rosette of round leaves that captivate gardeners with their sticky, glandular hairs. The Drosera aliciae rosette traps tiny insects, showcasing nature's unique adaptation among sundew species.

The Drosera aliciae is one of the most admired carnivorous Drosera plants for its compact form and effective trapping mechanism. Its leaves glisten with mucilage, attracting prey and aiding nutrient intake in poor soils. This sticky leaf plant provides an excellent example of botanical specialization and survival strategies in challenging environments.

• Features round leaves covered with sticky glandular hairs
• Forms a tight rosette typical of pygmy sundews
• Native to the Cape Province region of South Africa
• Captures insects using mucilage on leaves
• Displays unique carnivorous adaptations for nutrient absorption

As a Drosera carnivorous plant, it stands out for its delicate yet effective insect-catching abilities. Growing Drosera aliciae from seed offers enthusiasts a chance to observe this beautiful and functional plant develop. Its place among Drosera native to Cape Province highlights its ecological importance and appeal to collectors of rare sundews.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.