Graomogolensis Sundew

Drosera graomogolensis is a carnivorous plant belonging to the Drosera genus, native to the mountainous regions of Brazil, specifically in the areas of Minas Gerais. This plant is endemic and grows in specific habitats such as sandy soils or rocky areas rich in moisture and sunlight, typical of high-altitude regions.

Main characteristics:

• Leaves: It features long, thin leaves covered in sticky glands (tentacles) that release a viscous liquid to trap insects. The leaves curl delicately around the prey to facilitate digestion.
• Color: The leaves range in color from light green to red, depending on light intensity.
• Flowers: It produces small, delicate flowers, often pink or white, which develop on a thin stalk above the foliage.
• Habitat: It is adapted to high light conditions, constant humidity, and nutrient-poor soils. Like all carnivorous plants, it obtains nutrients primarily from its prey.

Fun facts:

• The name "graomogolensis" derives from the Grão Mogol region in Minas Gerais, where the plant was first identified.
• It is a species particularly loved by carnivorous plant enthusiasts for its exotic appearance and relative ease of cultivation compared to other Drosera species.

Plant in a Ø 6.5 cm pot