Drosera Capensis 'Alba' Live Plant - Tissue Culture

NOT TRUE AQUATIC

Introducing the Drosera capensis Alba Tissue Culture – the perfect addition to any carnivorous plant collection!

This tissue-cultured Drosera capensis Alba boasts pure white leaves with delicate pink tentacles that gracefully arch upwards, giving it an ethereal appearance. As a carnivorous plant, it’s a sight to behold as it catches its prey with ease.

Our Drosera capensis Alba Tissue Culture is grown in sterile laboratory conditions, ensuring that it’s free from pests and diseases. It also allows for consistent quality and uniformity of the plant, making it an ideal choice for collectors and enthusiasts.

With its compact size and easy-to-care-for nature, this plant is perfect for terrariums, windowsills, or even as a desktop plant. It requires minimal care, preferring bright but indirect light and distilled water or rainwater for optimal growth.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to add the stunning Drosera capensis Alba Tissue Culture to your collection. Order now and experience the beauty of this unique carnivorous plant for yourself!

Tissue cultures are in a 5cm container - simply rinse gel and plant.

Tissue Culture Plants have been grown in sterile laboratory conditions producing premium quality plants free from algae, pesticides and pests.

Sold in food grade plastic pots, our Tissue Culture Plants are grown in a unique nutrient rich agar jelly. Easy to sell, the plants do not require watering and will continue to grow provided they are sealed and have sufficient light.

Tissue Culture Plants will grow in fresh water aquariums, aquascapes and terrariums. Because of the wonderful qualities of these plants, they have grown, and continue to grow in popularity with Australian hobbyists.

In ideal conditions, shelf life will be approx 4 weeks.

Basic care instructions:

• Do not remove lid or contamination will occur
• Keep in well lit area
• Storage temperate should not exceed 30°C

How to Plant Tissue Cultures:

• Set up a small container or bowl with some aquarium water 
• Remove the tissue culture and gel by tipping the container upside down
  
• Remove as many large chunks of gel either with your hand or tweezers
• Use the water to loosen and remove as much gel as possible
  
• Once as much of the gel has been removed, begin to plant the roots into your aquarium 
• Tweezers are best used for planting - ensure the roots have been secured into soil to prevent the tissue culture from being uprooted 

Scientific Name

Drosera Capensis

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