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Drosera capensis, White Leaf

SKU:
23CWL
$11.95 $8.95
(56 reviews)

This naturally occurring variety of Drosera capensis has very little, if any, red pigment. For most of the year, the tentacles are white. During the summer or in very bright sunny conditions, the tentacles become pink. When fully mature, plant can be 5 inches tall. As a cool-tropical species, this plant likes it sunny but cool. It may slow down significantly during the hottest parts of summer, but watch it take off again when the summer heat passes. Great for the first-time grower.

Type of Plant: Tropical plant for windowsill growing.
Size: 5 inches across when mature.
Sunlight: Partial sun. Avoid hot sunlight.
Water: Low-mineral water (50 ppm or less).
Soil: Equal parts peat moss and perlite only.
Temperatures: Tolerant of cool temperatures but always protect from frost.

PLANT YOU RECEIVE
• Juvenile plant, acclimated for windowsill growing.
• Shipped in a 3-inch pot. Care info is included.

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Reviews

  • 5
    Easy to keep happy

    Posted by Thomas Wilson on April 8, 2020

    I have had my plant for a month now and I am nothing but happy. The plant has been healthy and growing, also it is getting ready to bloom

  • 5
    D. Capensis White Leaf

    Posted by Joseph M. on April 8, 2020

    I am very pleased with the plant and the service I received. The sundew arrived within days and in excellent condition! After receiving full sun and high humidity for only a day, it's already catching plenty of fungus gnats. Sarracenia Northwest were easy to deal with and direct. I will definitely buy more plants from SN and recommend it to friends.

  • 5
    Drosera capensis, White

    Posted by James C. Fife on February 25, 2020

    Excellent robust specimen, ready to grow without transplant shock. Beautiful in bright sun, has doubled in size already with many new leaves!

  • 5
    Could not be more satisfied!

    Posted by Nick on January 19, 2020

    This was my second plant from Sarracenia Northwest, and like the first it arrived healthy and perfectly packaged. Great plants, great customer service, and great prices. I have no reason to shop anywhere else!

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    Posted by Angela Stevens on January 5, 2020

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    Posted by Levi on January 5, 2020

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    Posted by cheryl shepard on September 3, 2019

  • 1
    Has been dying slowly over the last month

    Posted by Paige Heinen on June 10, 2019

    Despite following all care instructions, my three Drosera have been slowly losing leaves. When they arrived they had no dew, and I thought that might be a result of stress from travel, but they have never had more than a little dew and have been losing their arms one by one with rotting starting at the end of the leaf. At the beginning I didn't feel it was serious enough to contact customer service but it's clear now that there's not much I can do :( . *** RESPONSE BY SARRACENIA NORTHWEST *** We're always here to help you! I checked my messages, and I didn't see any from you. There are several factors that affect a plant's health, and without knowing the specifics on how you have been caring for the plant, I can't diagnose the problem. Lack of sufficient sunlight is the number 1 reason for sundew death. Make sure to grow your plant is in a very sunny windowsill with several hours of direct sunligt. High-mineral water is also major factor for sundew death. Make sure to read the information provided in the yellow brochure that came with your plants. If you need further assistance, visit the Carnivorous Plant Help page. You can find the link at the bottom of this page.

  • 5
    It comes with Dew!

    Posted by Xiaoxuan Chen on June 9, 2019

    this is the first ever sundew that I got online comes with dews on its leaves. Very impressive plant and I am very happy with it.

  • 5
    Great packaging, great little plant

    Posted by Unknown on June 2, 2019

    thriving on my office windowsill happily taking care of my gnat problem.

  • 5
    Happy!

    Posted by Unknown on May 19, 2019

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    Posted by William Kemnitzer on April 15, 2019