Drosera cistiflora | 10 SEEDS

Drosera cistiflora seeds grow into an intriguing carnivorous plant native to South Africa. This Sundew from South Africa captivates gardeners with its unique trapping leaves covered in sticky glands. Known as the Grassland Sundew or Oil Sundew, it thrives in southern African habitats, showcasing delicate flowers and vibrant green foliage. The Drosera cistiflora species is admired for its adaptability and distinctive appearance.

Drosera cistiflora varieties display subtle differences in flower color and leaf shape. These plants produce attractive blooms that range from soft pinks to bright reds. The Southern African sundew is a favorite among carnivorous plant enthusiasts because it combines beauty and a fascinating method of nutrient capture. It also highlights the diversity within the Drosera grassland sundew group.

• Leaves coated with sticky, glistening droplets
• Flowers appear in clusters, often pink or red
• Native to nutrient-poor, sandy soils
• Attracts and traps small insects efficiently
• Compact rosette form suitable for collections

The Cistiflora sundew is a remarkable example of the Drosera oil sundew adapted to its environment. Its specialized leaves allow it to thrive where others cannot. Growing Drosera southern African species adds a unique touch to any carnivorous plant collection, showcasing nature's ingenuity and diversity.

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