Drosera fulva sundew Nepenthes The tendril insertion is peltate

The tendril insertion is peltate (meaning coming from inside the leaf) but plants have to be fairly large to exhibit this characteristic

it doesn’t seem absolutely necessarily as we have seen beautiful specimens cultivated in completely organic media (such as sphagnum moss or coco husk)

intermediate and highland greenhouses seem to do equally well

Nepenthes maxima is a highly variable species found throughout Sulawesi

This cross is a likely candidate to produce the largest pitchers of any Nepenthes in existence

Drosera fulva sundew Nepenthes The tendril insertion is peltateThe petiolaris complex group of sundews are some of the most interesting of genus. Drosera fulva is a beautiful species with with wide petioles and orbicular traps. The plants are from the Northern Territory in Australia and prefer hot temperatures, lots of light and high humidity. In their habitat they experience 6 months of dry dormancy and 6 months of wet growing season; however, we have found that if kept wet they will grow year around. We