Drosera capensis Stemming Wideleaf (Bainskloof) CK (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis Stemming Wideleaf (Bainskloof) CK (Shipped Bare-Root)*Drosera capensis* 'Stemming Wideleaf (Bainskloof) CK' is a striking South African form collected from Bainskloof Pass in the Western Cape, renowned for its dramatically enlarged, oval shaped leaves2 3 times broader than typical Cape sundewsheld upright on thick, sturdy petioles. Brilliant green foliage densely covered in red tentacles creates a compact, stocky rosette that captures prey with exceptional efficiency. This plant originates from the

with a distinctive pubescent texture that catches light beautifully—a masterwork of European carnivorous plant breeding registered by Andrea Amici in 2017

reliable growth of mollis—a powerhouse combination from three distinct regional lineages

gooey appeal that makes 'Hercules' a standout among cape sundew hybrids for serious collectors

Origin and formal registration records for this specific clone are not documented in major cultivar registries

capacious traps ideal for capturing prey

Expect dark red coloration

intensely colored traps that mature plants develop with impressive vigor

Expect dramatic size and commanding trap dimensions that exemplify what happens when two of the largest cultivars combine their genetic vigor

a structural detail unique among registered cultivars

darkly pigmented nectar spoons that curve sharply forward

All foliage is yellowish green except trap interiors which suffuse faint pinkish red in direct sunlight

The marginal trichomes are reduced and divided into numerous small toothlets similar to Sawtooth