Drosera capensis.

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Drosera capensis29/04/2025Zaragoza, Spain

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Drosera capensis

Hello friends. Today I'm here to introduce you to a carnivorous plant I grow at home called Drosera capensis.

It feeds on small insects that stick to its trichomes, the tiny hairs on its leaves. They stick thanks to the mucilage it releases, and little by little, it entangles its prey.

These plants usually grow in marshy areas and are easy to cultivate.


Camera usedNikon Coolpix B700
Iso speedIso 100
Photographyhttps://www.inaturalist.org/observations/276502055
LocationZaragoza, Spain
Photographergermanaure@germanaure
Link to originalcommunity
Latitude41.64294
Longitude-0.87890


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I have several crops of this plant, later I will publish more about my other carnivorous plants.

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Photographs by germanaure@germanaure

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germanaure@germanaure

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Nikon Coolpix B700

Walk, photograph, feel, and above all, enjoy.


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