Drosera broomensis (Deep Creek x Nimalaica Claypan Lake Region)The petiolaris complex group of sundews are some of the most interesting of the genus. Drosera broomensis is one of our favorites. It grows very thin petiolaris with yellow orange traps and looks like a pincushion. The plants are from the Northern Territory in Australia and prefer hot temperatures, lots of light, and high humidity. In their habitat they experience 6 months of dry dormancy and 6 months of wet growing season; however, we have found that

This cross would grow best in highland conditions with good humidity

We've noticed offspring from this plant to exhibit the same characteristic so there's a lot to look forward to

Nepenthes ventricosa x (edwardsiana x ventricosa) combines one of the easiest growing pitcher plants with the toothiest

this Butterwort is great for any windowsill and can grow up to 6 inches wide

waxy texture

and intricate texturing in a wide range of green shades

This hybrid has incredibly toothy peristomes with red

This cross has been made twice

Indo Hoffmanii produces mesmerizing purple emergent leaves while the male parent is a complex parent that gives even the best dark form Ace of Spades a run for its money

It produces beautiful red bodied pitchers with striped peristomes that darken as they age

It's a cross between our (spathulata x lowii) and Redonkulus (select clone of (Rokko x boschiana) x {[Rokko x (zakariana x spectabilis)] x Trusmadiensis}

This is the second hamata x truncata cross we are releasing and bound to be the best