Drosera capensis Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera capensis Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof (Shipped Bare-Root)Drosera capensis 'Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof' represents a genetically distinct clone from the legendary Bainskloof Pass region of South Africa's Western Cape, distinguished by its stockier growth habit, dramatically broader petioles (23 times wider than typical capensis), and expansive laminae that develop into a thick stem over time. This robust form thrives in the permanently wet seepage habitats that define its native microhabitat,

Sarracenia leucophylla var

CCCP Brass Knuckles deepens to a striking dark red

producing giant bright-green traps that develop richer red coloration under intense light—a striking specimen for collectors seeking one of the largest and most formidable Venus flytrap varieties

and the distinctive dentate traits characteristic of villosa

They lack the mechanical ability to snap shut

This robust cultivar develops into a substantially larger specimen

Bred by renowned grower Frank Obregon

Antonov 225 is the kind of plant that commands attention in a collection

Koenig delivers aggressive vigor and striking contrast: deep red inner trap surfaces with an unusual purple sheen against yellowish-green exterior foliage

This experimental cross takes the compact

The Z11 is a tissue-culture clone that has earned its place in serious collector grow lists

Red Dragon (also known as Akai Ryu