Drosera esterhuyseniae x slackii

Drosera esterhuyseniae x slackii

$18.00

In stock

(20 customer reviews)

Drosera esterhuyseniae x slackii is a sub-tropical rosette sundew hybrid. The parent plants are native to the coastal mountains of the cape of South Africa. It is an easy carnivorous plant to care for and will do well on a window sill with bright but indirect light. The tentacles (trichomes) turn a lovely orange under proper lighting which contrasts well with the bright yellow-green leaves.

*This plant ships bare root*

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Description

Size and packing method: You will receive a bare root plant about 1 inch in diameter, carefully wrapped in a damp paper towel. If selecting with soil mix, you will receive two cups of our prepackaged Carnivorous Plant Soil Mix in addition to the bare root plant. This quantity of soil is roughly enough to fill one 2.5 x 2.5 x 3.5 inch square pot.

Growing requirements

Mature size: 3-4 inches in diameter
Light: Partial to full sun or grow light equivalent
Soil: Carnivorous Plant Soil Mix, pure peat or peat-sand mix
Feeding: Feed bugs, dried bloodworms, or fish food every 2-3 weeks
Humidity: 50-75%
Water: Keep wet at all times, provide water that is low in salts and minerals such as rain or distilled water
Temperature: 40-80°F
Dormancy: None

Planting and adjustment instructions will be included with your shipment.

20 reviews for Drosera esterhuyseniae x slackii

  1. Scott Jim Straus (verified owner)

  2. Scott Becker (verified owner)

  3. Ryan Gent (verified owner)

    Gorgeous Sundew, great size and top notch Quality

  4. Marian Mott (verified owner)

  5. Tom C. (verified owner)

    Large and perfect

    Image #1 from Tom C.
  6. Alvin Espinosa (verified owner)

  7. Jack (verified owner)

  8. Joshua Mcghee (verified owner)

    It was just as pictured and arrived in good condition!

  9. jacquin steele (verified owner)

    My favorite

  10. Jesse Hallett (verified owner)

    I received a nice, healthy-looking Drosera esterhuyseniae x slackii – in Februrary no less!

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