2-Inch Drosera Capensis Sundew – Wholesale 45 or 90 Pack
Enhance your carnivorous plant selection with the captivating 2-inch Drosera Capensis Sundew. Commonly known as the Cape Sundew, this eye-catching insectivorous plant features long, slender green leaves covered in shimmering, ruby-red tentacles that glisten with sticky dew. These glistening droplets are not just beautiful—they actively attract and trap small insects, making this plant both decorative and functional.
Each plant is well-rooted in a 2-inch nursery pot and available in convenient wholesale quantities of 45 or 90 plants per box, making it ideal for garden centers, plant shops, online retailers, and carnivorous plant enthusiasts looking to expand their offerings.
Drosera Capensis is one of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow, making it a perfect entry-level option for customers new to insect-eating plants while still appealing to experienced collectors.
Why Retailers Love Drosera Capensis
- Striking Appearance: Bright green leaves with sparkling red dew-covered tentacles create a strong visual appeal.
- Active Insect Control: Naturally traps small flying insects indoors.
- Beginner Friendly: One of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow and maintain.
- High Sell-Through: Unique and interactive plants draw attention in-store and online.
- Wholesale Flexibility: Available in 45- or 90-count cases to suit your inventory needs.
Care Guidelines
- Light: Bright light to partial direct sun encourages vibrant red coloration and dew production.
- Water: Keep soil consistently moist using distilled, rain, or reverse-osmosis water only.
- Soil: Plant in a carnivorous plant mix (peat and perlite or sand).
- Humidity: Adapts well to average indoor humidity but thrives with moderate humidity.
- Feeding: Will naturally catch small insects; no fertilizer required.
The 2-inch Drosera Capensis Sundew delivers dramatic texture, movement, and natural pest control in a compact size perfect for retail displays. Stock up with 45 or 90 plants per box and offer your customers a fascinating carnivorous plant that never fails to spark conversation.
