Drosera capensis (Driehoek Farm, Cederberg) 13942 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis (Driehoek Farm, Cederberg) 13942 (Shipped Bare-Root)Driehoek Farm's *Drosera capensis* (accession 13942) hails from the Cederberg region of South Africa's Western Cape, a legendary collecting locality for sundews. This vigorous strain displays the species' signature semi erect, elongated leaves crowned with magenta hued tentacles that curl dramatically around prey, making it an essential cultivar for collectors seeking authentic Cape genetics with proven vigor. This plant originates from the collection

A foundational giant-trap cultivar used widely as breeding stock and a reliable performer for collectors focused on trap scale

commanding attention with its tall

crossing with elite clones to produce exceptional offspring

where this compact species thrives at elevations between 1900–2500 meters

Under strong light the interior surfaces develop a deep saturated red against bright green petioles

upright rosettes and delivers the dramatic coloration serious collectors prize

with fades and bronze venation creating depth across 20–36 inch mature plants

and new traps may blush a very light pink when first opening in strong light — a subtle blush that fades as they mature

This established seed-grown specimen carries the authentic genetics of this highland species

with short stout inward-pointing marginal lashes that prevent some traps from fully closing while others remain functional

the BCP Red Fused Petiole showcases a striking morphological anomaly—the petiole fuses directly into the trap

endemic to Sumatra's high-altitude montane forests (1