Drosera cuneifolia (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera cuneifolia (Shipped Bare-Root)*Drosera cuneifolia*, endemic to South Africa's Table Mountain complex, captivates with its distinctive wedge shaped leaves that define its species namebroad, succulent rosettes reaching up to 7 cm long adorned with glistening tentacles that trap prey with ruthless efficiency. This highland sundew from the fynbos, found at elevations exceeding 915 m in peaty seeps, develops into a 15 cm wide specimen that commands attention in any serious collection.

Its defining characteristics—oversized traps

This Sarracenia rosea from Apalachicola National Forest represents a classic Florida form gathered by the late Jim Bockowski (1943-2018)

The GJ Hedgehog represents a compelling addition to any serious collector's carnivorous plant portfolio

promising the vigorous growth and distinctive pitcher characteristics collectors seek from newer hybrid lines

This clone's prostrate growth habit and unusual trap architecture make it an exceptional addition for those exploring the full spectrum of Venus flytrap phenotypic expression

carpet-forming growth habit—a hardy European clone that develops vivid seasonal coloration under strong light

While details remain scarce in major cultivar registries

and red as they mature

their irregular

heterodoxa from Ptari Tepui's Gran Sabana

one of Europe's premier sources for elite Venus flytrap genetics

bell-shaped opening