Drosera prolifera, IMP-0010 Size:Typical Jewel Alocasia are far less

Jewel Alocasia are far less tolerant of moist soil than the other thinner leaf varieties

the pitchers are relatively thin

This is a random sample from a wide variety of clones

exhibiting dark purple coloration and the squat form of Nepenthes campanulata

Anthurium portillae is is a beautiful velvet leaved anthurium with a delightfully wide sinus

Drosera prolifera, IMP-0010 Size:Typical Jewel Alocasia are far lessDrosera prolifera is a striking carnivorous sundew known for its vibrant red rosettes and prolific growth habit. Each leaf is covered in glistening glandular hairs that trap and digest insects, making it both visually stunning and functional. This species produces numerous offsets, allowing it to form dense, eye catching clusters over time. Ideal for sundew enthusiasts, D. prolifera thrives in well draining, nutrient poor soil and bright, indirect