Drosera adelae Shipping Options:unpotted This highland species comes from

This highland species comes from the Barisan Range in Sumatra

vibrant pitchers adorned with stunningly striped peristomes

All plants for sale were produced from spores

It's very likely that the upper pitchers have a similar excrement harvesting function like Nepenthes lowii

Drosera adelae Shipping Options:unpotted This highland species comes fromDrosera adelae, or the Lance Leaved Sundew, is a tropical carnivorous plant known for its long, green leaves covered in red, sticky tentacles. New leaves stand upright, then settle down as they mature. In strong light, the leaves can turn reddish bronze and grow more compact. It enjoys high humidity, partial shade, and a sandy peat mix. One cool trait? It often sends up baby plants from its roots, quickly filling out a pot or forming a small colony.