Drosera tomentosa var. tomentosa [Brazil], IMP-0099Drosera tomentosa var. tomentosa is an elegant, rosetted sundew native to the Minas Gerais state of Brazil. It has a compact growing stature and forms beautiful clumps over time with vibrant red and pink coloration. This species thrives under cooler growing conditions (50 75 degrees F) and we would not recommend exposure to temperatures above 80 degrees F for prolonged periods. This product is considered a Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our

Pinguicula Moranensis var alba x emarginata is a complex hybrid of Pinguicula

The male parent is (Murud x "Candy") - Striped which originally came to us as a seedling from Christian Klein's excellent breeding

CAR-0432 is bred from some of the most highly desired pitcher plants

Linear Design for greenhouses

Sarracenia 'Juthatip Soper' is an outstanding cultivar that produces lots of pitchers mottled in whites

Heliamphora ionasi (Red Giant) x minor v

architectural foliage gives it a strong presence in any collection

As these pitchers mature

Most of the plant display black "variegated" leaves and the pitchers are dark and striped

It’s hard to capture the full beauty of these plants even with a DSLR camera

Drosera venusta

This species can often go for a long time growing from its base without producing a substantial root system