

Drosera capensis ‘Octopus’ – Long-Tentacled Carnivorous Sundew 🐙✨
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Drosera capensis 'Octopus'---Octopus Cape Sundew description
🌱 Beginner-Friendly "Drama-free plant energy"
Meet Drosera capensis ‘Octopus’, a wild, long-limbed form of the classic Cape Sundew that looks like it’s reaching out to grab attention — and dinner. This unique variety produces extra-long, slender leaves lined with glistening, sticky tentacles that curl and wrap around prey like tiny arms in motion.
Each leaf sparkles with dew-like droplets that shimmer in the light, creating a hypnotic, living display. It’s fast-growing, highly active, and incredibly effective at catching fungus gnats and small insects. Despite its exotic look, this plant is shockingly easy to grow, making it perfect for beginners who want something dramatic and interactive.
Weird. Mesmerizing. Slightly unhinged (in the best way).
⚠️ Important Shipping Callout
📦 This plant ships BARE ROOT. Pot is NOT included.
Bareroot shipping protects the plant during transit and ensures it arrives healthy and ready to pot.
Reminder to Order a Heat Pack if Cold
Cold weather shipping? 🌡️
If temperatures in your area drop below 40°F, we strongly recommend adding a heat pack to protect your sundew during transit and ensure it arrives dewy and happy.
Flower Color
Soft pink to pale lavender
Plant Characteristics
• Extra-long, curling “octopus-like” leaves
• Heavy dew production with strong insect-catching ability
• Fast-growing and highly active
• Eye-catching, interactive display plant
• Excellent beginner carnivorous plant
Watering & Feeding
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Hardiness, Dormancy & Compatible Grow Zones
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Native Area:
Cultivated form derived from South African species
Propagation
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🪰 Carnivorous Plant Growing Tips
Whether you picked up a Venus flytrap, a sundew, a pitcher plant, or some other leafy assassin, this guide will help you keep it happy, healthy, and hungry for more. (Insects, that is.)
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