[MDR082] Monstera lamersiana #bag Dionaea muscipula “Trev's Red Dentate”

Dionaea muscipula “Trev's Red Dentate” is an extraordinarily deep red flytrap that has dentate trap shapes

tomentosa is an elegant

and a sandy peat mix

Anthurium veitchii produces some of the most spectacular leaves in the genus

This carnivorous plant for sale creates elongated pitchers

[MDR082] Monstera lamersiana #bag Dionaea muscipula “Trev's Red Dentate”a new species named in honor of Gijs Lamers, the founder of our nursery, in acknowledgment of his contributions to botanical research. Monstera lamersiana emerges from the dense foliage of Costa Rica, distinguishing itself from its close relative M. filamentosa. This new species stands out with its shorter and less numerous petioles, and larger leaf size, without the characteristic perforations common to many other members of the Monstera genus. Found