The larger plants from this cross have beautiful texture and irridescent blue shimmer
Note that this plant was previously classified under fusca
Sunny conditions required for full color and flava produces its best pitchers early in the season
We’ve found these clones to be slow growers when young because they typically are slow to develop much of a root system until they hit 4" in diameter
The latter has a peristome that is reminiscent of northiana but without the fussiness in growing conditions
Drosera gunniana Shipping Options:unpotted The larger plants from thisactive year round, this one follows a distinct seasonal cycle. It starts off as a vibrant green rosette, with leaves that sparkle thanks to the sticky dew it uses to trap insects. After some time, a thin stalk rises from the center of the rosette. This stem, lined with tiny sticky traps, can grow up to 12 inches tall and helps the plant catch even more prey. Eventually, the stalk dies back, and the rosette fades as well. At that point, the plant goes