Drosera hamiltonii (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera hamiltonii (Shipped Bare-Root)*Drosera hamiltonii*, endemic to the coastal swamps of southwestern Western Australia, is a remarkable section Stelogyne species thriving in seepage slopes alongside Cephalotus. This distinctive sundew produces narrow, spatulate leaves adorned with crimson tentacles that intensify under bright light, making it a prized addition to any serious collector's growing collection. Care Requirements Light Full sun, 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily. A south

promising mature growth into a vigorous

These exotic seeds give you the chance to grow your very own tropical pitcher plants from the very beginning

this medium-sized cultivar showcases the bold trap coloration and robust dentition that distinguish it among serious hobbyists

woody pitchers reaching 25 cm topped with exceptionally large

wide-mouthed pitchers with a gaping

This cultivar's smaller stature and year-round low-growing form position it as a distinctive choice for serious growers seeking dramatic coloration without sprawling scale

irregular teeth—a morphological oddity that sets it apart from conventional trap architecture

Jaws x 1955 represents a distinctive hybrid cross combining two landmark Venus flytrap bloodlines

This exceptional hybrid combines the robust copper-topped pitchers of *Sarracenia flava* 'Cuprea' with the brilliant red coloration of the coveted 'Waccamaw' strain

this cultivar's vivid coloration and robust form make it a striking addition to any serious flytrap collection

Leaves reach up to 14 cm and emerge in spring at 30 to 45 degrees from the substrate

This Venezuelan endemic produces squatty