CP Connection West Virginia

In November I went to West Virginia to do a little work at our second location.  Its a small “hot house” run by my parents!  This is where we propagate the cape sundew and forking sundew.  We also produce the first venus flytrap of the year in West Virginia.

In addition to the forking sundew we’ve offered in the past, this year we’re trying a new forking sundew.  Its leaves are 6 inches long and fork once.  It grows readily from seed and is called Drosera binata “small red form”.  We’re also growing an “all red” variety of cape sundew.  You can check it all out in the slide show below.