Drosera capensis Betty’s Bay 14451 NY (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Jaws x 1955 cylindrical urn-shaped pitchers that intensify

cylindrical urn-shaped pitchers that intensify to brilliant crimson in strong light

Native to coastal plain bogs from Georgia through the Florida panhandle

This robust form develops a substantial woody base

Under bright light the rosette takes on a soft blonde and cream tone with a deep pink blush along the leaf margins

Under intense light the trap interiors develop a saturated warm red-orange while the lips often remain a lighter yellow or green

Drosera capensis Betty’s Bay 14451 NY (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Jaws x 1955 cylindrical urn-shaped pitchers that intensifyDrosera capensis Betty's Bay 14451 NY is a vigorous South African clone from the clifftop peaty flushes near Cape Town, distinguished by exceptionally long, hairier than typical leaves that deepen to striking red tones with maturity. This robust form produces dense tentacles across elongated foliage and will eventually exceed 10 inches, making it an impressive specimen for experienced collectors seeking geographic diversity within this popular