Nepenthes muluensis Venus flytrap The leaves of the Dwarf

The leaves of the Dwarf Brazilian Banana can reach 3 feet in length and range in color from bright clover green to deep forest green

Renown for its toilet-like shape

the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is easy to grow outdoors or in a sunny windowsill in most of the USA

globosa x hamata seems to be one of the best hamata crosses with a lowland species we have seen

The exact large plant for sale is in the photos

Nepenthes muluensis Venus flytrap The leaves of the DwarfNepenthes muluensis is a highland tropical plant occurring on a few peaks in central Sarawak (Gununung Murud and Mulu are some locations). It's a compact grower when small and produces gorgeous red leaves and pitchers. As the plant climbs, the pitchers transition colors from red to a gorgeous glowing white. This change is likely due to a change in prey targeting strategy as the vine ascends in the canopy of the upper montane forests they inhabit. In