Drosera cuneifolia (Shipped Bare-Root) x rosea x Kimber Red Ruffles crowned by vibrant green traps

crowned by vibrant green traps that blush deep red within

vibrantly colored traps that showcase the colossal stature and deep seasonal blushing these parent lines are famous for

rubricorpora and leucophylla

Alabama clone expresses the full seasonal color shift leucophylla is prized for

This exciting Philippine-Bornean cross combines Mount Kinabalu's legendary villosa—renowned for its ferocious

Drosera cuneifolia (Shipped Bare-Root) x rosea x Kimber Red Ruffles crowned by vibrant green traps*Drosera cuneifolia*, endemic to South Africa's Table Mountain complex, captivates with its distinctive wedge shaped leaves that define its species namebroad, succulent rosettes reaching up to 7 cm long adorned with glistening tentacles that trap prey with ruthless efficiency. This highland sundew from the fynbos, found at elevations exceeding 915 m in peaty seeps, develops into a 15 cm wide specimen that commands attention in any serious collection.