Queensland Sundew Collection

We're excited to offer these exceptional "Queensland Sister" sundews! These closely related sundews are native to Queensland, Australia. They are extremely unique among sundews for thriving under lower-light conditions, and are famously adapted for growing happily on bright windowsills. Drosera adelae, also called the lance leaf sundew, is an Australian species that produces glistening spade-shaped leaves and beautiful red star-like flowers. In filtered sun they will produce wide, green leaves, and in brighter sun they will produce compact, red leaves. Drosera prolifera is an extremely unique species of sundew from Queensland, Australia. It is an unmistakable plant, with kidney-shaped leaves at the ends of semi-upright stems. However, the most unique feature of Drosera prolifera are the long runners that it produces. At the end of each runner is a tiny clone of the parent plant. If the clone makes contact with soil, it will produce a new plantlet. This "prolific" growth pattern gives D. prolifera its name, as well as the nickname "hen-and-chicks" sundew! These plants will be shipped in moss plugs with 3.5" plastic pots and enough top-quality New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss to fill them. Planting and growing instructions will also be included.