Drosera capensis var. alba
Native range: South Africa
Known names: Cape Sundew
Hardiness: Best kept above 40°F
Mature Size: ~6" Tall, ~4" Wide
Light: Half day sun - full sun
Water: Keep sitting in water, keep soil moist at all times
Soil: 1/2 Peat moss & 1/2 Perlite
Dormancy Period: Winter
Pet-Safe: Yes
Plant Size: Grown in 2.5" pots
 
(Carnivorous plant)
*Alba produces white flowers and less red when compared to bright pink on standard forms*
Lime green leaves strappy leaves with red "tentacles" with sticky mucilage (enzamtic goo). Grows upright creating a palmtree-shaped plant. Leaves wil curl over insects that that are attracted to the plant.  Prey ranges from Gnats to Craneflies, sometimes even smaller moths. Flower inflorescense towers about 6" above the leaves with sequentially-blooming, white flowers lasting several months.
It is more important for plants to get enough light than it is to feed them. Insect food is mainly fertilizer to them as opposed to chlorophyll that is their actual food source.
*Can help control flying insect issue but it is not a solution*