Drosera aliciae Monstera This caudex not only serves

This caudex not only serves an aesthetic purpose but also helps the plant store water

It was created via naturally occurring branch mutations over several years of selecting from a group of over 1000 plants

flowering indoors is rare and generally insignificant compared to the foliage

‘Perfection’ typically blooms in spring and fall but may flower more frequently under stable conditions

On the branches are oval leaves that grow up to an inch long

Drosera aliciae Monstera This caudex not only servesDrosera aliciae Alice Sundew Drosera aliciae, or Alice Sundew, is a compact, rosette forming carnivorous plant native to the fynbos region of South Africa. Its short, spoon shaped leaves are lined with glistening tentacleseach tipped with sticky mucilage that traps and digests insects. The rosette shape remains tidy and symmetrical, making this species especially well suited for terrariums, windowsills, or grouped carnivorous displays. This sundew is