Drosera Paleacea Sundew Live Carnivorous Plant

Drosera Paleacea Sundew Live Carnivorous Plant

Pygmy Sundew – Western Australia

Light:

Bright to partial sun. Strong light helps it thrive and produce dew.

Water:

Keep soil moist. Use rain, distilled, or RO water. Avoid tap water.

Reduce watering slightly during dormancy.

Soil:

Sandy peat mix or peat/perlite (1:1). Well-draining and low in minerals.

Temperature:

Tolerates 40–90°F. Dormant in hot, dry months; resumes growth in cooler seasons.

Humidity:

Prefers 50–90% humidity with good air circulation.

Size:

Tiny—usually 0.25–0.5" across. Forms dense rosettes that may grow upward.

Reproduction:

Produces gemmae in winter. Rarely sets seed in cultivation.

Note:

Known for its sweet-smelling white flowers and unique scarious (papery) stipules