Drosera regia, King Sundew Cephalotus I must disclose that I

I must disclose that I have never visited Sulawesi so can't attest to these observations firsthand but I have heard this from trusted sources and the plants I grow from the locations are consistent with the descriptions here

This is a beautiful Drosera species native to South America

all forms tend to produce elaborately flared

domed lids

Nepenthes singalana hails from the Barisan range in Sumatra

Drosera regia, King Sundew Cephalotus I must disclose that IDrosera regia is known as the King Sundew due to its giant size and globulous dew droplet production. We've seen these overpower even large flying insects. The plant is native to just 2 highland elevation sites in South Africa. It appreciates bright light with temperatures a bit on the cooler side especially at night time. Plants seem to grow best in a mix of 2: 1, perlite: long fibered sphagnum moss. This product is considered a Highland Tropical