#capensis

Enjoy your new babies! Water with distilled water in a tray up one quarter the height of the pot. They sparkle and catch pests, growing nearly one new branch per week.

Making Babies! Propagating carnivorous plants. Step five: Let it settle into its new pot of moss. Water from the bottom with distilled water...

Making Babies! Propagating carnivorous plants. Step four: Tweezers used to move the plant and its tiny roots to a pot. Use moss and distilled water for them...

Making Babies! Propagating carnivorous plants - works with most types. Step three: Plants sprout from the clipping. Don't let them dry out...

Making Babies! Propagating carnivorous plants - works with most types. Step two: Lay the clipping onto a bed of moist moss. Keep moist for 8-12 weeks...

Making Babies! Propagating carnivorous plants - works with most types. Step one: Clip off a leaf.

It is a perennial insectivorous (carnivorous) plant that grows in the Cape in South Africa. It is commonly referred to as Cape Sundew. In our country, the genus in which this species is called “Sun Rose”.

The wondrous moment of our meeting... I well remember you appear Before me like a vision fleeting, A beauty's angel pure and clear. In hopeless ennui surrounding The worldly bustle, to my ear For long

What is love? Where is the answer to the question? This is joy and pain, These are droplets of tears. Waiting for steps And the warmth of someone's hands. Neither friends, nor enemies, Just knock, knock.