Drosera Slackii [Stanford, Republic of South Africa], IMP-0098 grow light The parents were anthocyanin free

The parents were anthocyanin free versions of minor and leucophylla

The specimen for sale is around 2' across

CAR-0131 is an in-house cross with great potential

Don't miss the chance to own this exceptional and captivating specimen for your carnivorous plant collection

Note Octopus is a new variety of multifida that produces a plethora of forked arms

Drosera Slackii [Stanford, Republic of South Africa], IMP-0098 grow light The parents were anthocyanin freeDrosera slackii is a striking South African sundew prized for its elegant form. Under strong lighting, the foliage often develops beautiful bronze coloration that contrasts dramatically against its red dew covered tentacles. Originally thought to be a form of Drosera aliciae by the legendary British grower Adrian Slack, the species was later separated and described as his namesake. It's a fairly easy grower and rewarding for beginners and experienced