Anthurium wendlingeri, CAR-0837One of the most striking and unique species in the genus, Anthurium wendlingeri is instantly recognizable for its long, spiraling pendant inflorescences that curl like a pigs tail. Native to the rainforests of Costa Rica and western Panama, this epiphytic species thrives in humid, shaded environments where it dangles gracefully from tree branches. In cultivation, A. wendlingeri develops long, leathery, strap shaped leaves with a deep green sheen,

Monstera marmota

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Note: All photos are from the same grex as BE-4033 but are not necessarily the same clone that will be received

A cross between our variegated sibuyanensis "Patches" and our giant truncata (c)

Nepenthes orbiculata seems is on average more globose and has a more bushy growth habit

The plant for sale is the exact XL one in the photos

Drosera spatulata

These are seed grown plants and exhibiting nice purple coloration

often showcasing the elongated

Nepenthes (Rokko x boschiana) x [sumatrana x (lowii x veitchii)]

Note that many A

The result is a stunning fusion of form and function—graceful yet robust