Rainbow plants are a unique Australian carnivorous plant genus, this species one of the larger annuals capable of producing scrambling stems several feet in length. Stronger light makes for a more compact growth habit, and heavy feeding can result in dozens of brilliant purple flowers being produced at once. This is a group a little more challenging than other carnivores to start and keep going, as they are annuals, need to be cross-pollinated to produce seeds (they will not self), and seeds require either GA3 (recommended), smokewater, or fire treatments to germinate.
Packets contain approx. 15+ seeds.