1.7K views · 53 reactions | Drosera capensis are surprisingly tough and resilient! They can tolerate a brief freeze as long as the daytime temperatures come back up over 40°F. If exposed to a freeze, they will die back at the surface and look very rough, but as long as the roots are healthy, they will regrow! Www.CaliforniaCarnivores.com | California Carnivores | Facebook

1.5K views · 47 reactions | Drosera capensis comes in several color forms: red, white, orange, and the typical green and red. However, the red and orange forms often lose their deep color in winter. Is this normal? Let’s take a look! www.CaliforniaCarnivores.com | California Carnivores | Facebook

Feeding my drosera carnivorous plant! What a protector she is! The easiest carnivorous plant to care for in my opinion is the Drosera! It does not require a dormancy period and if feeds itself! Even when you don't think it does, oh it catch something. Reminders! No potting soil, you'll need a pest moss mix or sphagnum moss mix for these. No fertilizing or tap water, it'll burn the roots! Give plenty of sun! If you keep indoors, a bright sunny windowsill or right under a growth light works best.

867K views · 12K reactions | Feeding my Philippines Water Monitor! Can't believe how much they enjoy climbing up and down this tree! 朗 年 | The Reptile Zoo | Facebook

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