Drosera capensis Cape Sundew Rooted Carnivorous Plant 2.5″ Pot

Drosera capensis: The Captivating Cape Sundew

The Drosera capensis, commonly known as the Cape Sundew, is a fascinating carnivorous plant native to Africa. Its allure lies in its pink to red sticky hairs, which act as a natural insect trap. This unique adaptation allows it to thrive in nutrient-poor environments by supplementing its diet with insects. Order yours today and add a touch of the exotic to your home!

This easy-to-grow bog plant is perfect for beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts alike. Grown from tissue culture and shipped in a 2.5″ pot, our Cape Sundews are ready to thrive in your indoor garden. The Drosera capensis is a captivating plant that adds beauty and ecological interest to any collection.

Benefits of owning a Cape Sundew:

• Natural Insect Control: Helps reduce pesky insects around your home.
• Unique and Beautiful: Adds a touch of exotic beauty to your plant collection.
• Easy to Care For: Requires minimal maintenance and thrives in bright, indirect light.
• Conversation Starter: A unique and fascinating plant that sparks conversation.
• Educational: Provides a hands-on learning experience about carnivorous plants.

The Drosera capensis thrives in consistently moist soil and bright, indirect sunlight. It’s an ideal addition to any windowsill or terrarium, bringing a touch of the wild into your living space. Its captivating trapping mechanism is not only functional but also a mesmerizing spectacle to observe.

We take pride in delivering healthy, vibrant plants directly to your doorstep. We are located in Marianna, Florida. Add the Cape Sundew to your collection today and experience the wonder of carnivorous plants!

Frequently Asked Questions about Cape Sundews

• How big will my Cape Sundew get? The Drosera capensis can grow up to 3-4 inches in diameter.
• What kind of water does my Cape Sundew need? Use distilled water, rainwater, or reverse osmosis water to avoid mineral buildup.
• How much sunlight does it need? Cape Sundews thrive in bright, indirect sunlight. A south-facing window is ideal!
• How often should I water my Cape Sundew? Keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged. A tray of water beneath the pot can help.
• Will my Cape Sundew attract a lot of bugs? No, it primarily attracts small insects and won’t become a nuisance. It’s a helpful way to naturally control tiny pests!