FlytrapCare Carnivorous Plant Forums

So, curiosity and my desire to blow up this forum has gotten the better of me...

My California Carnivores D. Adelae giant has some fuzz that came with it. I have no idea what it is. Any suggestions??

Thanks all!

I'm not sure what it is, beyond some type of moss that they have in almost all of their pots. (I have it in just about every single plant I've purchased online and in person) But I do know that if you have bladderworts (also in almost every pot from them) it is most likely utricularia bisquamata. The utrics look like tiny blades of grass and are maybe 1/4"-3/8" long each little blade. You may end up with some other drosera in that pot too haha. All of this has happened to me. Great little bonuses.

All I see is an adelae and moss.

It's just moss. Peat provides an excellent environment for all types of moss to grow on so it tends to happen to any pot kept outdoors or in a greenhouse, no matter the location.