Drosera hamiltonii (Shipped Bare-Root) alata sarracenia The plant is slow to

The plant is slow to establish due to prolific offshoot production but forms strong specimens after two growing seasons

Big Mouth produces traps up to 4

complemented by delicate red shadings on its nectar spoon—a stunning example of how deliberate crosses can yield both horticultural excellence and collector appeal

fuchsia-mottled lids with 'Adrian Slack's' distinctive white-topped hoods and deep pink venation—a breeding that concentrates elite moorei genetics from both lineages

established root system ready to grow

Drosera hamiltonii (Shipped Bare-Root) alata sarracenia The plant is slow to*Drosera hamiltonii*, endemic to the coastal swamps of southwestern Western Australia, is a remarkable section Stelogyne species thriving in seepage slopes alongside Cephalotus. This distinctive sundew produces narrow, spatulate leaves adorned with crimson tentacles that intensify under bright light, making it a prized addition to any serious collector's growing collection. Care Requirements Light Full sun, 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily. A south