Drosera Capensis White Dionaea Muscipula The hoods are upright and

The hoods are upright and flared

This glue contains a weak acid and enzymes that can digest the soft tissue of their prey

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depending on the time of year

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Drosera Capensis White Dionaea Muscipula The hoods are upright andDrosera capensis, commonly known as the Cape sundew. It is endemic to the Cape in South Africa. It is a small rosette forming, evergreen, perennial plant with tendril like leaves. The plant uses a sticky, glistening glue (mucilage) to trap its prey and the tendrils of the plant wrap around the trapped insect to increase digestion. The plant gets a pale violet flower in summer that produces a large amounts of seeds. The seeds that self pollinate. Size