Drosera madagascariensis (Okavango Delta) • BCP Import • Exact Plant

🔥 Drosera madagascariensis (Okavango Delta) – Rare Climbing Sundew with Verified Location Data

This scrambling subtropical sundew is a real collector’s gem – imported directly from Best Carnivorous Plants in the Czech Republic, and verified with location data from the Okavango Delta, Botswana. It’s not something you’ll find in just any South African collection, and this exact plant is a once-off release from our collector’s range.

Drosera madagascariensis features elegant, narrow leaves covered in glistening red tentacles, climbing upward on sticky stems to trap tiny insects. Mature plants grow to around 15–20cm tall, making them ideal for terrariums, paludariums, greenhouses, and sunny indoor spots.

As it matures, older stems may naturally lean or die back – often followed by baby plants sprouting from the roots. This self-renewing trait makes it just as fascinating as it is beautiful.

🌱 What Makes this Drosera Madagascariensis Special?

• ✔️ Original BCP import with verified Okavango Delta location data
• ✔️ Climbing growth with sticky red traps and spoon-shaped leaves
• ✔️ Naturally forms new plantlets from the roots
• ✔️ Fully acclimatised and established at Cultivo
• ✔️ Great for beginners and collectors!

🪴 Growing Tips

• 🔆 Bright filtered light or gentle morning sun - protect from frost
• 🌿 Perfect for terrariums, paludariums, sunny windowsills or outdoor bog gardens
• 💧 Keep the soil moist – use only rain or reverse osmosis water
• 🌱 Plug and play - Pot into our Sundew PROmix™, live or long fiber sphagnum or standard peat/perlite mix

📦 How It Ships

✅ You’ll receive the exact plant pictured, currently 3–5cm tall
🌱 Sent in a Cultivo Rootball Plug™ – lightweight, established and mess-free
🪴 Easy to pot up into your carnivorous plant soil or pop straight into a terrarium display
🛡️ Carefully packed and protected for safe delivery anywhere in South Africa

❓ Quick FAQ

Do they really make baby plants from the roots?
Yes! Once the main stem dies back, this species often produces new seedlings from the root base — a natural and fascinating form of regeneration. Perfect if you enjoy watching plants multiply over time.

💎 This is a once-off collector’s item, offered while stocks last. We’re not planning to restock this variety in the next couple of months.