Drosera adelae Giant (Shipped Bare-Root) Carolina State Beach Park CK irregular margins where teeth are

irregular margins where teeth are reduced to mere stubs or entirely absent

Petioles: Can develop crested or scaly textures along the leaf stalks

architectural openness uncommon among flytraps

combining striking purple-red traps edged in deep violet against luminous green foliage

CCCP Destruction emerges from innovative breeding work documented in the Carnivorous Plant Newsletter (2021)

Drosera adelae Giant (Shipped Bare-Root) Carolina State Beach Park CK irregular margins where teeth areDrosera adelae 'Giant' is a magnificent large form of the Australian Lance Leaf Sundew, native to the rainforest margins of Rockingham Bay and Hinchinbrook Island, Queensland, where it thrives in shaded creek bank habitats from sea level to 450 m elevation. This giant cultivar develops the species' characteristic narrowly lanceolate leaveslonger and more robust than typical formsadorned with glistening tentacles that make adelae a jewel of any serious