Drosera capensis (Winterhoek Mtns.) (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis (Winterhoek Mtns.) (Shipped Bare-Root)Drosera capensis from the Winterhoek Mountains represents a distinctive South African form of this iconic sundew, prized for its semi erect, elongated leaves densely covered in knob shaped tentacles that create a hypnotic, glistening trap. This vigorous grower reaches approximately 150mm at maturity and exhibits the species' characteristic variability, making it a compelling addition for collectors seeking regional variants of this Cape classic. This

The foliage is entirely golden green

oreophila "Sand Mountain" with S

holder of the NCCPG National Collection of Sarracenia

which twists and folds into a distinctive dumpling-like shape as the plant matures

this is one of the better examples available

offering an elegant alternative for curated carnivorous plant collections that value aesthetic diversity alongside the species' renowned snap-trap mechanics

cataloged as BCP Clone Z02 in the cultivar registry

a trait that becomes especially pronounced during the summer growing season

this striking Italian hybrid features dark green leaves with brick-red undertones and intensely crimson inner trap surfaces contrasting with pale yellow lobe tips

and the plant remains low-growing throughout the season rather than sending up erect summer foliage

it is one of the more impressively sized clones circulating in European carnivorous plant collections

traps are fully functional and capture insects