[MDR082] Monstera lamersianaa new species named in honor of Gijs Lamers, the founder of our nursery, in acknowledgment of his contributions to botanical research. Monstera lamersiana emerges from the dense foliage of Costa Rica, distinguishing itself from its close relative M. filamentosa. This new species stands out with its shorter and less numerous petioles, and larger leaf size, without the characteristic perforations common to many other members of the Monstera genus. Found

A Carnivero exclusive crossing an amazing Nepenthes (spectabilis x lowii) x (spathulata x jacquelineae)-BE

The pitchers have a waxy texture that reflects light off the peristome

It produces exceptionally dark leaves with an unmatched velvet sheen

expect elegant upper pitchers with wide

This product is considered a intermedate Tropical plant

Nepenthes burbidgeae comes from the Bornean state of Sabah where it can be found growing in mid montane to upper montane elevations

This hybrid combines 2 species with some of the most unique pitcher coloration

Please note that this Pinguicula goes dormant and may look different when sleeping

Drosera binata var multifida is a sundew variety native to Australia and New Zealand

darkly colored pitchers with a wide

intricate venation

The lower pitchers often darken as they mature