Carnivorous Plant Nursery Drosera capensis

Yes, it is widely considered one of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow. It is highly adaptable, does not require a winter dormancy period, and thrives in standard bright indoor conditions.

These plants are bog natives and prefer to stay consistently moist. It is best to keep the pot sitting in a shallow tray of distilled, rain, or reverse osmosis water at all times.

No, you do not need to feed it. If kept in an area with small flying insects, it will trap its own food; if kept indoors without bugs, it will still grow perfectly fine without supplemental feeding.

It needs bright light to maintain its sticky dew and healthy growth. A sunny windowsill or a dedicated grow light is ideal for indoor settings, while partial to full sun works well outdoors.

No, standard potting soil will kill it. You must use a nutrient-poor, peat-based mix specifically designed for carnivorous plants to ensure the roots do not burn.

The Cape Sundew typically stays between 2 and 6 inches tall. It is compact enough to fit easily on a windowsill or inside a terrarium, though it will continue to produce new leaves and flowers over time.