Carnivorous plants

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Carnivorous plants

A worldwide diversity

This category of plants comprises about 700 species. Although a large number are native to tropical regions, they can be found across the globe.

A unique survival strategy

Carnivorous plants have the ability to lure and capture animals. Since they mostly thrive in nutrient-poor soils, they make up for the deficiency by feeding on their prey.

Beauty and ingenuity in every trap

They are fascinating organisms, remarkable both for their unique aesthetics and their impressive natural engineering. Their distinctive traps reveal nature’s strategies, attracting prey through irresistible nectar, vibrant colours that mimic flowers, or subtle camouflage within the foliage.

The mirror of a predatory nature

Yet these plants serve as a reminder that nature is not always gentle, and that the dance between predator and prey reaches even into the vegetal world.

Your Drosera Adalae

  • The price is exclusive of taxes and includes the phytosanitary certificate as well as delivery.
Origin

Our in vitro varieties are grown in our partner laboratories in Thailand.

We are delighted to present you the Drosera anglica.

The meticulous arrangement of its leaves, often forming a rosette, imparts a delicate, almost artistic quality to the plant. The glue secreted to capture its prey forms tiny beads that glisten in the light.

Our in vitro carnivorous plants are highly resilient. Designed for ease of wear, they require minimal care and attention.

They enjoy light and sunshine, but also tolerate shade.

Their lifespan varies between 6 months and 2 years.

Should you ever require a replacement, we will be pleased to assist you. Simply return your globe in the original gyroscopic container provided with your purchase.

Find out more about the process here.

Your carnivorous plant will accompany you throughout its life. This variety has been carefully selected for its slow and graceful growth, allowing you to observe its evolution over time.

Encased within a sealed in vitro environment, your plant requires no external input. Therefore, opening the sterile dome will compromise its ecosystem and result in the plant’s death.

You can enjoy it in everyday life, using the loupe beneath your watch to observe, admire, and follow its growth more closely.

Our recommendations :

  1. We recommend not wearing your plant overnight to allow it a period of rest.
  2. When not worn on your wrist, we recommend positioning it horizontally.
  3. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight (more than 3 hours). Exposure to heat may soften the substrate, or even render it liquid, causing the plant to detach from its support. If this occurs, simply let the dome cool flat in your housing, and the substrate will regain its firmness.
  4. ADD A NOTE ABOUT THE TEMPERATURE FOLLOWING PAPA’S TESTS
  5. Your plant cannot withstand frost. When worn on your wrist, it is shielded by your body’s warmth beneath your jacket during walks in cold weather.
  6. Please avoid strong impacts, which may dislodge the plant from its base.
  7. Avoid leaving it in a closed drawer, since a plant requires light to thrive.

Carnivorous plants

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