Drosera Aliciae Carnivorous Sundew Plant Unusual Insectivorous Houseplant Easy To Grow 9Cm Pot X 2 Thompson & Morgan

Introducing Drosera Aliciae, also known as Princess Alice's Sundew, a fascinating carnivorous plant perfect for any home. This unusual houseplant forms attractive rosettes of spoon-shaped leaves, densely covered in bright red, sticky hairs. These hairs act as a natural trap for bothersome insects like midges, flies, gnats, and whitefly, helping to keep your living spaces pest-free in a highly decorative way. Extremely easy to cultivate, Drosera Aliciae is an ideal choice for both novice and experienced gardeners. In the summer months, it sends up a single stem from the centre of each rosette, which then bears a cluster of beautiful dark pink flowers. This RHS AGM recipient is not only functional but also adds a unique sparkle and charm to your indoor garden. How to Grow Light: Prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Direct sunlight can scorch the leaves. Temperature: Average room temperatures are suitable. Avoid frost. Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist using rainwater or distilled