Drosera capensis (Driehoek Farm, Cederberg) 13943 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis (Driehoek Farm, Cederberg) 13943 (Shipped Bare-Root)This Drosera capensis hails from the Driehoek Farm locality in the Cederberg Mountains of South Africa's Western Cape, where the species thrives in permanently wet seepage zones and moss covered rock crevices. Accession 13943 represents a distinct population from this mountainous terrain, where D. capensis grows at elevations up to 1800 meters, developing the characteristic elongated leaves and crimson tentacles that make this species a cornerstone of

pure sphagnum or peat and keep in bright light with high humidity

and leucophylla into a powerhouse pitcher plant

making it an excellent choice for collectors seeking reliable performance and reliable aesthetic appeal across the growing season

actively used in hybrid crosses for its pristine genetics and refined pitcher architecture

inheriting the rich red pigmentation characteristic of this accomplished breeder's finest work

Formal registration records and specific breeder documentation for this clone are not on record in major registries

marking it as a true exappendiculata without the typical nectar spoon

Drosera capensis 'Crestate' ex Phito Carnivores is a striking South African sundew with a fascinating crested mutation that produces distinctly shortened

this rare hybrid has proven its breeding value through active use in crosses like White Walker x Saxapahaw and White Walker x Lunchbox

insane colors

It is grouped among the artistic cultivars for its aesthetic resemblance to the dappled patterning of Kohaku and Sanke koi fish

a striking aesthetic hallmark documented by the legendary Allan Lowrie