Drosera capensis (Drie Kuilen NR the Klein Karoo) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis (Drie Kuilen NR the Klein Karoo) (Shipped Bare-Root)Drosera capensis from Drie Kuilen Nature Reserve in the Klein Karoo represents a distinctive regional form rarely encountered in cultivation, distinguished by notably shortened petioles compared to typical Cape sundews. This compact variant displays the characteristic red tentacles and delicate foliage of D. capensis while offering collectors a morphologically unique expression of this South African classic. This plant originates from the collection

dividing readily and developing the robust

The FC28 designation marks this as a distinct selection from one of the most respected and genetically significant flava populations in the Southeast

It is a stable mutation

This ghostly hybrid pairs two exceptional S

Teeth: Short

these are the real deal

This distinctive sundew produces narrow

This densely hirsute clone from Andreas Wistuba's legendary collection produces compact pitchers that shift from pale buttery yellow to luminous peach and deep red depending on light intensity

wide-mouthed elegance of N

creating striking contrast with burgundy venation—a stunning expression of its leucophylla heritage that reaches 26 inches at full development

dramatic pitchers and vivid colors that will captivate any collector

The marginal lashes change shape over the growing season — starting as simple triangular structures in spring before becoming progressively more divided and serrated through summer