Drosera capensis Lamina Golden Green w/ Deep Red Glands (Franschhoek Mtns) Lowrie (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis Lamina Golden Green w/ Deep Red Glands (Franschhoek Mtns) Lowrie (Shipped Bare-Root)This golden green form of *Drosera capensis* from the Franschhoek Mountains showcases deep crimson glands that intensify in bright light, a striking aesthetic hallmark documented by the legendary Allan Lowrie. Native to South Africa's Western Cape wetlands, this vigorous sundew develops into a substantial rosette, thriving in permanently moist conditions and rewarding collectors with reliable growth and prolific reproduction. This plant originates

Blood Red is a descriptive cultivar name applied to deep crimson Venus flytrap selections

Heliamphora sarracenioides JS represents a distinctive clone of this ultra-high-altitude Ptari Tepui endemic

creating a dramatic color shift across the trap's sawtoothed perimeter

meaning the plant relies entirely on roots and photosynthesis for energy

tubular pitchers transition from golden yellow to glowing orange

making it an excellent choice for growers seeking a substantial

G3 is a numbered selection clone found in collector databases and grow lists

Lowland species: warm year-round

this registered beauty demands the skill of experienced growers who appreciate both its striking aesthetics and the challenge of maintaining its spectacular pigmentation

the legendary Hose Mountains species discovered in 2002 by Chi'en Lee

purpurea subspecies features heavily veined pitchers that flush deep red-purple in full sun and display the characteristically plump

Similar to Coquillage but differs in coloration