CarnivorousStage II
Cape Sundew
Drosera capensis
A vigorous, easy-to-grow sundew indigenous to the Western Cape. One of our flagship lines — multiplying cleanly and rooting reliably on a low-auxin medium.
Plant Tissue Culture facility · Est. Centurion · Gauteng
One mother plant.
One mother plant.
Thousands of clean, identical young plants.
We work in vitro — under sterile lab conditions — to take a single elite or rare plant and multiply it into uniform, disease-free planting material. No soil pathogens. No varietal drift. Just clean genetics, ready to plant.
Statement of work
We propagate plants at the cellular level. Each one is a true copy of a chosen mother plant — raised sterile, free of disease, and ready to outperform anything started from a field-grown cutting.
Stage II — Multiplication
Four ways we serve growers and collectors.
Whether you are protecting a single prized mother plant or planting a commercial block, the work begins the same way — sterile, in vitro, under controlled conditions.
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Mass propagation
Multiply a proven mother plant into large, uniform batches — much faster than rooted cuttings and at production-grade consistency.
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Clean, disease-free stock
Starting material raised away from the viruses, fungi and pests that travel in field plants. Your first plant in the ground is healthy.
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Genetic preservation
Keep elite or rare mother stock safe in the facility as a living backup — protected against fire, flood, theft or accidental loss.
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Contract & custom culture
Bring us your mother plant and your goals. We design the protocol around your species, your volume target and your timeline.
Currently in vitro
Cultures in active production.
A look inside our current jars. Each vessel holds a clonal line being multiplied and rooted for sale.
PhilodendronStage II
White Princess
Philodendron 'White Princess'
A variegated aroid with distinctive white-splashed foliage. Clean clonal TC stock means every plant carries the variegation — no guessing from seed or unrooted cuttings. Currently in active multiplication.
PhilodendronStage II / III
Gloriosum
Philodendron gloriosum
A striking velvety-leaved aroid, highly sought after by collectors for its large heart-shaped leaves and white venation. Currently in multiplication — one line also showing spontaneous rooting, which we are working into the protocol.
Stage III — Rooting
You don't need to know the science.
Here is what tissue culture actually does for the person who has to put the plant in the ground.
“I have one exceptional plant — how do I get a whole field of the same?”
We treat it as your mother plant and multiply it into hundreds of identical young plants, so your whole crop performs like that one.
“A pathogen keeps dragging down my yields every season.”
We raise clean stock from healthy mother material, so you plant healthy from day one
“I'm scared of losing a rare variety I've spent years developing.”
We hold your mother stock safely as a living backup — so no single event wipes out your work.
D. capensis · stage III rooting
Stage IV — Delivery
Two ways to work with us.
From single-collector orders to commercial propagation contracts — the same protocol rigour applies at any scale.
Commercial propagation
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For nurseries, berry growers, indigenous restoration projects, and farms who need clean, uniform stock at production volume.
- In vitro rooted plantlets or hardened ex vitro — your choice
- Minimum 50 plants per species per delivery
- Contract work for proprietary mother stock welcomed
- Full protocol documentation provided per batch
Collector plants
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For private growers and serious collectors — rare carnivorous plants, indigenous species, and hard-to-source genetics.
- In vitro flask (unrooted), in vitro rooted, or hardened ex vitro — priced per tier
- Minimum 1 flask for in vitro orders
- Minimum 20 plants for hardened ex vitro orders
- Couriered nationwide in protective packaging
- Care notes for deflasking included with every order
Hardening stage · day 14
Get in touch
Tell us what you grow.
Tell us what you grow.
We'll take it from there.
A short WhatsApp is enough to start the conversation. Tell us the species, your volume target, and your timeline — we'll come back with a proposal and a price.