Drosera Aliciae - Indigenous South African Carnivorous Plant - 10 Seeds Black Mustard

Drosera Aliciae - Indigenous South African Carnivorous Plant - 10 Seeds Black MustardDrosera is a genus in the Droseraceae family of carnivorous plants. Members of this family lure, capture and digest insects to supplement the poor mineral nutrition they obtain from their native soils. They are known as sundews because their glandular leaf hairs glisten like dew in the sun. Flowers are held far above the leaves on a long stem. They open in response to sun. Small with compact reddish rosette of leaves and purple flowers coming

2-inch (2-3 oz

and is yet to become available commercially

A dwarf clustered succulent with yellow flowers

The taste is different from the conventional cooked asparagus

A great summer bush bean ready to harvest in 55 to 65 days from transplant

They should be treated like Lithops

Its not a marketing gimmick when we send you disposable gloves for handling these

Plant Height: 10" tall

The species is also called Maiden's Quiver Tree

inclined spike of deep blue flowers with red centre outlined in white spring

and hence the name 'Sacred Fig' was given to it

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