The last photo represents this plant during the peak of summer where as the first 3 represent the plant in the spring here in Florida
this 'PPSG' (whatever that means) fly trap is potted in sphagnum moss
Our logo is displayed on the front with our very own Nepenthes Bicalcarata from our personal collection
Sarracenia Farnhamii is a naturally occurring hybrid of Sarracenia Leucophylla and Rubra
TX and has been one of my absolute favorite plants to own in my personal collection
Oblong-leaved sundew - (Drosera Intermedia) in a 3.5" pot The last photo represents thisDrosera Intermedia, commonly known as the oblong leaved sundew, is a fascinating carnivorous plant native to temperate and tropical regions across Europe, southeastern Canada, and the eastern United States. This resilient species thrives in wet, nutrient poor bogs and pine barrens, where it has adapted to capture small insects using the glistening, sticky digestive glands that coat its leaves. As the sun hits the dew like drops, the plant sparkles