Drosera rotundifolia

This pretty Drosera from the peat bogs of the northern hemisphere is often found with Drosera anglica or Drosera intermedia . In France, it is rarer than the latter. It is easily recognized by its rosette of spreading leaves, the end of which is round, sometimes bathing in water. The flowers are either white or pink. To be grown outdoors.

From autumn onwards, a simple bud (hibernacula) remains on the surface of the substrate. Then cut off the dead leaves and wait for spring for new leaves to develop!