Drosera finlaysonianaDrosera finlaysoniana is a charming annual sundew native to Australia and Southeast Asia, known for its upright, delicate form and highly active carnivory. Its slender stems and spoon shaped leaves glisten with sticky mucilage that captures and digests small insects, providing the plant with essential nutrients. Quick to germinate and fast growing, this sundew often carpets its pot with sparkling traps, making it a favorite for both beginners and

strap shaped leaves

Sarracenia rubra tends to produce shorter but more numerous pitchers that the other upright species

We already notice purple veining in many of the seedlings

Solanum uleanum thrives in warm to cool conditions with medium moisture and high humidity

This exceptional plant combines the finest genetics from leading breeders in the industry

We grow these in our lowland and intermediate rooms and they have been very vigorously

Its red petioles have a bumpy texture unique amongst Philodendrons

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

The petioles are particularly elongated which helps it stretch out to receive light as it grows as an epiphyte in nature

PPFD: See Distribution Map for S40FS2

Anthurium radicans is a gorgeous species with bullate leaves

We grow this one under intermediate and highland conditions but also suspect it would do well as a highlander