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Go to the shopDrosera paradoxa or petiolaris-complex 10cm
Dhs. 39.00
Sundew of the petiolaris complex need very hot, humid and lots of direct sun during the summer. This is the period in which they grow the most. In winter they keep to 18 degrees and slow down growth. Better to keep them with artificial lamps and during this dormancy period you leave the pot almost completely dry, otherwise the plant...
Sarracenia pinguicula or Butterworts
Dhs. 47.25
Sarracenia pinguicula or Butterworts plant is a genus of most-uncarnivorous-looking, yet quite carnivorous plants. The basic architectural plan of most species in the genus is that of a little ground-hugging rosette of succulent leaves. Often the leaves have a glossy, pearly, opalescent character to them. Flowers–often spectacularly pretty–are produced from the center of the rosette, and nod singly from the top...
Drocera aliciae or Alice Sundew
Dhs. 50.00
Drosera capensis, commonly called Cape Sundew is one of the easiest of all carnivorous plants to grow. It is medium-size with long strap-like leaves, loaded with red tentacles. It has a nice overall green and red appearance and glistens brightly in the sunlight. Insects are lured to the plant and get mired in the sticky dew of the tentacles. The...
Sarracenia purpurea or American Pitchers
Dhs. 39.00
Sarracenia, the North American pitcher plants, are native to the US Gulf Coast states and all along the East Coast, from Eastern Texas through to Florida, and north through the New England states and the Southern provinces of Canada. There is even one natural population in extreme east British Columbia! These plants get their name from their pitcher-shaped leaves. They...
Sarracenia or American Pitchers
Dhs. 47.25
Sarracenia, the North American pitcher plants, are native to the US Gulf Coast states and all along the East Coast, from Eastern Texas through to Florida, and north through the New England states and the Southern provinces of Canada. There is even one natural population in extreme east British Columbia! These plants get their name from their pitcher-shaped leaves. They...
Dionaea muscipula or Venus Flytrap
Dhs. 45.00
Dionaea muscipula, commonly called the Venus Flytrap, Venus Fly Trap, or VFT is found naturally in the coastal plain of southeastern North Carolina and northeastern South Carolina. The plant is surprisingly adaptable considering its narrow distribution in the wild. It can be grown in outdoor bogs even in Canada if you know how to create the right conditions. It also...
Nepenthes
Dhs. 45.00
This climbing plant grows in tropical rainforests. Monkey Jars are officially known as Nepenthes. While you’ve probably never heard of this genus, you’ve undoubtedly heard of carnivorous plants.These tropical plants can also be found in the Netherlands and are grown in hot and humid greenhouses around the country. Monkey Jars spend two years in a greenhouse before they are available...