Huge Carnivores Of The Fynbos Coast

A visit to some of the biggest and most beautiful carnivorous plants found in the Cape, including many Drosera, Roridula, and Utricularia. The special relationship between Roridula and their symbiont Pameridea assassin bugs is worth watching for !
Website: www.capecarnivores.co.za
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[@garywait3231]

Your comment about the pity that drosera are not more cultivated hit home. In my youth, I discovered droserae growing in bogland in the southern Adirondacks (USA), and successfully established some, together with pitcher plants and mosses in a bog terrarium, which I proudly displayed in my biology classes.
So, I was delighted to view so many varieties in your interesting and informative video. Thanks.

[@The_Tangler]

Thanks!

[@codjh9]

That was awesome, thanks.

[@todosmekieren]

Amazing place, there is almost no footage of Roridula, is nice to see were they grow in nature, i have 2 Roridula Gorgonias they are already more than 2 feet tall and branching.

[@capecarnivores]

It is nice being able to see carnivorous plants in their native habitats. That is quite impressive as I have heard Roridula are really sensitive as seedlings

[@sean2val]

good afternoon from Queensland Australia

[@vermaledijd]

Prachtig!

[@TinShackVideos]

Amazing variety of sundew, there are only two varieties in my county in far Northern California (Siskiyou ), Drosera anglica and Drosera rotundifolia ,and ond pitcher plant, Darlingtonia Californica.
Thanx for the video!

[@KOKONIIRU]

Roridula gorgonias is interesting!

[@Mike100istCarnivorousPlants]

Nice video. Keep it up

[@capecarnivores]

Thanks Mike!

[@DJJumpdancer]

0:13 february is not mid summer its still winter

[@capecarnivores]

It is in the Summer hemisphere