Drosera derbyensis [Australia], IMP-0075 Pinguicula We have no idea how

We have no idea how these hybrids will turn out since very little breeding has been done with echinostoma in the past but we've got high expectations based on the nice coloration and wide peristomes we are seeing already

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Many plants have a very wide striped peristomes and a rajah shape with beautiful pink/red coloration on most clones

Both the foliage and edible fruit are variegated

Drosera derbyensis [Australia], IMP-0075 Pinguicula We have no idea howDrosera derbyensis is a beautiful sundew that is an excellent choice for growers looking for a more heat loving species. Drosera derbyensis is native to the tropical Kimberley region of Australia and is a member of the petiolaris complex Drosera group or woolly sundews. Petiolaris complex sundews have an otherworldly appearance and many are reminiscent of elegant underwater corals. They thrive in warm, bright, wet conditions. In nature, these plants