Drosera tokaiensis Potted

Drosera tokaiensis PottedDrosera tokaiensis was formerly grown as Drosera spatulata 'Kansai'. It is a fertile natural hybrid between rotundifolia and spatulata from Japan. Some argue that it is a stable species. Regardless, it is a nice easy sundew with spoon shaped leaves that flush red in strong light. This sundew tends to forms clumps of charming, dew covered rosettes and flowers readily. The plants we are shipping are about 1 2 across. Please note: Shipping can be hard on

thread like leaves are covered in red tentacles which glitter and glisten in the sun

Venus flytraps open back up

They may burn back a bit in summer if exposed to a heatwave

with a blood-red lip and an arresting white-topped lid streaked with red veins

The second-to-last photo shows their size

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The traps will die back frequently all year

This clone was selected for its uniformly dark pitchers

" - Martha Stewart

Regia do not appreciate repotting but should be moved to a bigger pot after 1-2 years

Osmocote slow-release flower and vegetable pellets can be dropped into the pitchers with a bit of distilled water