Drosera prolifera, IMP-0010 highland Huperzia linifolia is epiphytic in

Huperzia linifolia is epiphytic in nature and prefers a well draining media in cultivation

The cross produces large pitchers with wide peristomes but the aristo vertical mouth opening

The plants available under BE-3735 are a single clone with wavy leaves and large

We do select sundews at random

flared peristomes like northiana

Drosera prolifera, IMP-0010 highland Huperzia linifolia is epiphytic inDrosera 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