Drosera paradoxa, IMP-0007 frog Its pitchers exhibit gorgeous striping

Its pitchers exhibit gorgeous striping with a flared peristome and a unique toothy shape underneath the peristome neck which isn’t commonly encountered

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

transcending its status as merely a debilis cross

Nepenthes veitchii [BE-4033 x (Akazukin x Bareo)] brings together two parents known for their squat

It's a vigorous variety

Drosera paradoxa, IMP-0007 frog Its pitchers exhibit gorgeous stripingDrosera paradoxa is a striking tropical sundew prized for its upright, column like growth and dense covering of sticky, glistening tentacles. Native to northern Australia, this species thrives in warm conditions and stands out from more common rosetted sundews with its tall, sculptural form. When grown well, the plant produces abundant dew and develops rich red coloration along the tentacles under strong light. This product is considered a Petiolaris