Drosera capensis Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof (Shipped Bare-Root) Great White Shark commanding attention with its tall

commanding attention with its tall

Howard of Bramble’s botanicals gave me this one in 2021 I believe he actually grew it from seed

making it a collector's favorite for display and vigor

Green with red internal coloring and three trigger hairs per side

making it a cornerstone specimen for serious collectors seeking dramatic size and vivid color

Drosera capensis Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof (Shipped Bare-Root) Great White Shark commanding attention with its tallDrosera 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,