Carnivorous sundew with red-tinged leaves: Lures insects with dew and traps prey for nutrient absorption
Bright pink flowers: Adds colorful blooms to terrariums and gardens
Easy care and no dormancy: Suitable for beginners and stress-free maintenance
Attracts pollinators: Supports local ecosystems by drawing insects to your garden
Cold hardy and adaptable: Thrives in a range of indoor and outdoor locations
Ease to Grow: Very Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Wet Bogs of southeastern Asia, Australia and New Zealand Zones: 8-11 (7-12)
The Spoonleaved Sundew, Drosera spatulata, is a small, perennial, flat, rosette-forming carnivorous plant with red traps and lots of tentacles. The longest tentacles are at the tips of the leaves and quickly move tow
Plant Type
Perennial
Height
0.5–2 inches (1–5 cm)
Flower Color
Pink
Leaf Color
Red-tinged
Sunlight
Full sun to partial shade
Soil
Peat moss and perlite mix
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Love it I got a big one this time I can’t wait for it to start settling in my new indoor set up with my other sundews I recently move them all inside and added this new spatulata super excited to see them all happy.
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Luis · October 19, 2026
I LOVE my Drosera. It’s already starting to branch out”
Her name Rosa she will be a mean, bug killing machine by
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Joseph · October 23, 2026
Beautiful!! Wonderful addition to a growing collection