Drosera darwinensis SundewThe petiolaris complex group of sundews are some of the most interesting of genus. Drosera darwinensis seems to be the most closely related to Drosera falconeri of the petiolaris complex group. It had moderately thick petioles connected to large circular traps. Under strong light, the traps color up red. During winter, traps are less brightly colored for us. The plants are from the Northern Territory in Australia and prefer hot temperatures, lots of

We've had it in our lowland through highland greenhouses with success

Its compact size makes it ideal for terrariums on windowsills or under grow lights

This is a large plant for sale that is the exact one in the photos

Nepenthes lowii x campanulata is one of the best hybrids created in the last decade in our opinion

Song of Melancholy and platychila both have wide peristomes and great color

The pitcher are very dimorphic

A cross between Nepenthes ventricosa Madja-as and our (ventricosa x sibuyanensis) x Trusmadiensis

With one parent a highlander and another a lowlander

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

A cross between an excellent "old school" maxima and the incredible Nepenthes veitchii "Pink Candy Cane"

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We recommend using net pots and a mix with a high portion (>50%) of perlite or other coarse well draining components