Drosera darwinensis Sundew Nepenthes Hybrids They have been referred to

They have been referred to as the “Kew clones” since collection of Nepenthes rajah seed was done in collaboration with Kew Gardens who subsequently put them into tissue culture and distributed to nurseries around the world

We love campanulata hybrids for their compact size and tendency to produce robust lower pitchers in perpetuity

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 last 2 photos are pitchers from the exact clone at Borneo Exotics for sale while the previous pitchers are those observed in the wild

The form from Gunung Tujuh is at the lower extent of its range and it is renown for its deep red coloration and more pronounced teeth than other forms

Drosera darwinensis Sundew Nepenthes Hybrids They have been referred toThe petiolaris complex group of sundews are some of the most interesting of genus. Drosera darwinensis seems to be the most closely related to Drosera falconeri of the petiolaris complex group. It had moderately thick petioles connected to large circular traps. Under strong light, the traps color up red. During winter, traps are less brightly colored for us. The plants are from the Northern Territory in Australia and prefer hot temperatures, lots of