Drosera derbyensis [Australia], IMP-0075 Size:Typical These should be easy growing

These should be easy growing given the parentage (thankfully singalana x diabolica is much easier than diabolica)

flaring peristome and impressive pitcher size

NOTE: Photos were taken 3 weeks ago and plant has been rooting in sphagnum moss even further

Plants so far have shown stripes on many and clipeata influenced lids

The monkeycups should grow into quite large and interesting shapes as it matures

Drosera derbyensis [Australia], IMP-0075 Size:Typical These should be easy growingDrosera derbyensis is a beautiful sundew that is an excellent choice for growers looking for a more heat loving species. Drosera derbyensis is native to the tropical Kimberley region of Australia and is a member of the petiolaris complex Drosera group or woolly sundews. Petiolaris complex sundews have an otherworldly appearance and many are reminiscent of elegant underwater corals. They thrive in warm, bright, wet conditions. In nature, these plants