ADA Tissue Culture – Drosera adelae

Note: Carnivorous Terrarium Plant (not to be submerged). This plant is intended for use in high-humidity terrarium or aqua-terrarium setups where it remains above water.

Drosera adelae, commonly known as the Lance-leaf Sundew, is a tropical carnivorous plant native to the humid rainforests of northeastern Queensland, Australia. This species is renowned for its long, narrow leaves adorned with sticky glandular hairs that trap and digest small insects, providing essential nutrients in nutrient-poor soils.

Grown under ADA's meticulous tissue culture process, this plant arrives pest-free and ready to thrive in your terrarium or aqua-terrarium setup. Its adaptability to various humidity and lighting conditions makes it an excellent choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts.

Key Features

• Species: Drosera adelae
• Type: Carnivorous/Terrarium Plant
• Origin: Queensland, Australia
• Growth Habit: Basal rosette with elongated, sticky leaves
• Ideal for: Terrariums, aqua-terrariums, and high-humidity environments
• Grown via ADA tissue culture for optimal health and cleanliness

Specifications

Care Tips

• Maintain high humidity and consistent moisture levels; avoid letting the substrate dry out.
• Provide low to medium indirect light; avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.
• Ideal for closed terrarium setups or aqua-terrariums with controlled environments.
• Use distilled or rainwater to prevent mineral buildup.
• Feeding on small insects is natural; avoid fertilizing, as it may harm the plant.

Note: The coloration of Drosera adelae can vary based on lighting conditions. Under lower light, leaves remain green, while higher light levels can induce reddish hues, enhancing its visual appeal.

Enhance your terrarium with the captivating beauty and insect-trapping prowess of ADA's Drosera adelae.