Drosera darwinensis Sundew intermediate traps are less brightly colored

traps are less brightly colored for us

You won't find better started plants outside of Asia and out stock is extremely limited

Some Plants may be sent without active pitchers

red pitchers are one of the largest in the genus and have been fabled to eat monkeys and rats

It would grow well in a wide range of greenhouses

Drosera darwinensis Sundew intermediate traps are less brightly coloredThe 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