Drosera Slackii [Stanford, Republic of South Africa], IMP-0098Drosera slackii is a striking South African sundew prized for its elegant form. Under strong lighting, the foliage often develops beautiful bronze coloration that contrasts dramatically against its red dew covered tentacles. Originally thought to be a form of Drosera aliciae by the legendary British grower Adrian Slack, the species was later separated and described as his namesake. It's a fairly easy grower and rewarding for beginners and experienced

vigor and unparalleled peristome flare

pleated leaves

Expect loads of color

vibrant green leaves paired with strikingly colorful pitchers

Nepenthes ventricosa x villosa CAR-1055 should combine the amazing toothy look of villosa with the ease of growth of villosa

It's light-colored prominent veining appears more as it matures

The plants for sale are from Christian Klein and are vigorous growers for us under highland and intermediate conditions

Dionaea muscipula "Purple Ambush" gets deep red traps that darken to purple under strong light

Pinguicula gigantea is one of the largest species of Mexican Pinguicula and one of our favorites

making it a standout in any carnivorous plant collection

This one should be even better

compact growth habit and pitcher sturdiness