Genlisea hispidula Genlisea tokaiensis is a naturally occurring

tokaiensis is a naturally occurring hybrid of D

is among the largest of all the North American sundews

Carnivorous Plants are easy to sprout from seeds

but this will set it back for awhile

It is truly dark maroon in color with a strong display in all seasons

Genlisea hispidula Genlisea tokaiensis is a naturally occurringGenlisea hispidula Ease to Grow: Easy. Dormancy: No. Native Range: Tropical Africa. Zones: 8 11 (6 12). Genlisea hispidula, is a perennial, terrestrial Corkscrew Plant with small, spatulate rosette leaves. In their habitat, they typically grow in nutrient poor, peaty wetlands or sandy seeps. In culture, they prefer sandy peat that is constantly moist, and occasional flooding. The small flowers appear in Spring, and are violet blue with a yellow tinge.