Sarracenia Scarlet Belle tropical_plant Drosera spatulata form small rosettes

Drosera spatulata form small rosettes growing about two inches across in maturity

5 inch deep pot

While the name “sanguinea” translates to “blood red” this is the orange form of this plant

They produce a sticky nectar that attracts bugs that slip and fall into the pitcher where they get trapped and drowned in the liquid at the bottom

give them one or two fresh bugs a month or give them some sort of dried or live bugs purchased for that purpose

Sarracenia Scarlet Belle tropical_plant Drosera spatulata form small rosettesSarracenia are the American pitcher plant. They are native to the East Coast and the Gulf Coast area of the United States and some provinces in the southern area of Canada. Plants produce a sticky substance on the mouth of the plant that attracts bugs who stop to eat it and fall inside where it is difficult for them to climb back out. Sarracenia have been found with murder hornets inside, but they are safe for fuzzy pets and reptiles, provided that