Drosera, often referred to as sundews, ranks among the largest groups of carnivorous plants. These herbaceous plants can be perennial or, less commonly, annual. They typically develop either prostrate or upright rosettes and have the potential to survive for as long as 50 years.

Drosera stolonifera subsp. humilis

Drosera stolonifera subsp. porrecta

Drosera stolonifera subsp. rupicola

Drosera stolonifera subsp. stolonifera

Drosera stricticaulis

Drosera subhirtella subsp. moorei

Drosera subhirtella subsp. subhirtella

Drosera trinervia

Drosera tubaestylus

Drosera villosa

Drosera whittakeri

Drosera x badgerupii 'Lake Badgerup'

Drosera x beleziana

Drosera x californica 'California Sunset'

Drosera x carbarup is a compact, perennial carnivorous plant that develops a rosette shape featuring red and green foliage. At the core of the rosette, you will find small, spiky gemmae, which serve as new plants. The surface of the leaves is covered in sticky hairs that reflect light and assist in capturing and digesting insects. For optimal growth, this species thrives under intense artificial LED lighting and should not be disturbed at the roots.

Drosera x carbarup

Drosera x hybrida

Drosera x nagamotoi 'Nagamoto'

Drosera x nagamotoi 'Watari'

Drosera x obovata

Drosera x sidjamesii

Drosera zonaria

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