Sundew capensis 'Alba' (Drosera capensis 'Alba') occurs in nature in southern Africa. This Sundew species is called in Latin Drosera capensis 'Alba', commonly known as the white Cape sundew. Sundew capensis 'Alba'is a fascinating carnivorous plant belonging to the Droseraceae family. Drosera capensis 'Alba' features long, slender leaves that are covered with glandular hairs, which secrete a sticky, dew-like substance used to trap and digest insects. The leaves can grow up to 20 cm (8 inches) long and form a rosette. The white variety is distinguished by its pale, almost translucent leaf coloration compared to the more common green varieties. Flowers: It produces small, white flowers on long stalks, which can reach heights of up to 40 cm (16 inches). The flowers typically bloom in late spring to summer. Natural Range: This species is native to the Cape region of South Africa, thriving in nutrient-poor, acidic soils often found in wetlands, marshes, and sandy areas. For additional information about Sundew capensis 'Alba' (Drosera capensis 'Alba'), please check the Araflora product info below. The symbols will provide you with further details about this carnivorous Sundew plant.

Sundew capenis 'Alba' (Drosera capensis 'Alba') thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate some direct sunlight, especially in the morning or late afternoon. Water: Use distilled or rainwater to keep the soil of Drosera capensis 'Alba' moist but not waterlogged. Regular watering is essential, as this Drosera plant is sensitive to the chemicals found in tap water. Humidity: High humidity levels (around 50-80%) are ideal, making it suitable for terrariums or humidity trays if grown indoors. Soil: A well-draining, low-nutrient soil mix is crucial, often comprising pure peat, perlite, and sand. Because of its resistance to extremes, the Cape sundew does well outside and inside, as long as it is kept in a sunny and humid area. This droserar can not stand freezing temperatures