Drosera magnifica is a large sundew that grows with a woody stem. It is a splendid carnivorous plant that produces glue to capture insects. It lives in Brazil, at high altitude and hates temperatures that are too high, especially to avoid overheating the vase and the water in the saucer. While it grows very well during spring and autumn when temperatures are decidedly cooler. As for watering, a constant cm in the saucer is sufficient but it can also withstand short periods without water in the saucer, especially during the winter where you can dose very little water. It loves direct sun, but it is preferable to shade it from June to August.
