Growing in bogs around the world, sundews bear leaves covered with tiny hairs tipped with glistening drops of sticky mucilage that lure insects. Once an insect is trapped, the hairs slowly bend toward it, pressing it against the leaf surface, where digestive enzymes are then secreted.
Sundews are divided on groups, based on their natural habitats and cultivation requirements : tropical and subtropical, pygmy, tuberous, Petiolaris complex, Queensland complex , temperate. On the website, species have also been divided into subcategories in this way.

Some Droseras available in wholesale offer in good prices (order 10+ pieces of each) : Andromeda , binata, dielsiana, capensis (typical, alba, broad leaf), communis, fulva, falconeri, ordensis, nidiformis, prolifera , spatulata

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