Pink Sundew Live Plant for Terrariums and Carnivorous Collections in a Ceramic Planter with Tray

The pink sundew live plant brings an intriguing insect-catching display to a terrarium, bog garden, or carnivorous plant collection. Drosera capillaris catches prey on fine sticky hairs along its leaves, giving you a close-up view of how a flypaper carnivorous plant feeds.

Each configuration includes a ceramic planter and a tray to catch watering drips. Diana has a white round porcelain pot with a bamboo tray, Wanda has a white hexagonal 3D porcelain pot with a bamboo tray, and Daphne includes a rose gold tray.

Give your sundew bright light and a humid environment. Water only with distilled water or rainwater, and use sphagnum moss rather than regular potting soil. It can catch gnats and flies naturally without regular feeding. As a living plant, its growth and appearance will vary.

Features

• Sticky leaf hairs capture insect prey.
• Suitable for terrariums, bog gardens, and carnivorous plant collections.
• Ceramic planter configurations include a drip-catching tray.
• Prefers bright light and humid conditions.
• Requires distilled water or rainwater and a suitable growing medium such as sphagnum moss.

Specifications

• Plant: Pink sundew
• Botanical name: Drosera capillaris
• Plant type: Live carnivorous plant
• Light: Bright light
• Humidity: Humid environment
• Water: Distilled water or rainwater only
• Growing medium: Sphagnum moss; avoid regular soil
• Diana configuration: 3-inch white round porcelain planter with bamboo tray
• Wanda configuration: 3-inch white hexagonal 3D porcelain planter with bamboo tray
• Daphne configuration: 4.5-inch ceramic planter with rose gold tray
• Appearance: Growth and appearance vary between living plants

Frequently Asked Questions

What water should I use for my pink sundew?

Water your pink sundew only with distilled water or rainwater. It is sensitive to minerals, fluoride, and chlorine, which can cause leaf yellowing or browning.

Can I grow this sundew in regular potting soil?

Use sphagnum moss rather than regular potting soil for this sundew. Regular soil is too rich in nutrients for the plant.

Does this sundew need regular feeding?

This sundew does not need regular feeding. Its sticky leaf hairs naturally capture gnats or flies that provide nourishment.

Which planter comes with the pink sundew?

Your selected configuration determines the planter: Diana is a 3-inch white round porcelain pot, Wanda is a 3-inch white hexagonal 3D porcelain pot, and Daphne is a 4.5-inch ceramic planter. Diana and Wanda include bamboo trays; Daphne includes a rose gold tray.

Can I keep the pink sundew in a terrarium?

Yes, the pink sundew is suited to a humid terrarium with bright light. For indoor cultivation, fluorescent or other cool-temperature grow lights can provide lighting.