Cape Sundew
Drosera capensis
Indigenous to the Western Cape fynbos. Vigorous, easy to grow, and one of the most reliable in vitro multipliers we work with. A great gateway carnivorous plant.
Every culture below is currently in active production at the Suiwerkweek laboratory. Tap any photo to view it larger. Availability changes weekly — message us for current stock and lead times.
Our active flagship lines. Carnivorous species suit tissue culture beautifully — they multiply cleanly on relatively simple media, and the resulting plants are popular with serious collectors across South Africa.
Drosera capensis
Indigenous to the Western Cape fynbos. Vigorous, easy to grow, and one of the most reliable in vitro multipliers we work with. A great gateway carnivorous plant.
Drosera capensis
Same species, a particularly vigorous clonal line we have been actively multiplying. Suitable for bulk orders.
Pinguicula gloriosa
Mexican butterwort, prized for its compact rosette and pink winter blooms. Stable in vitro line, ready for collector orders.
Pinguicula gloriosa
Parallel culture line held as production backup. Same clone, separate vessel — built for redundancy.
Pinguicula sp. (white-flowered)
A rarer white-flowering Pinguicula selection. Slower in vitro than P. gloriosa but in active stable culture — limited release planned.
Pinguicula sp. (white-flowered)
Showing the multiplication response we are currently getting on this line. Plants developing well; root induction underway.
In addition to our active in-house catalogue, we take on commercial propagation projects for species we don't hold in routine production. Talk to us about your mother stock and your volume target.
Fragaria · Vaccinium
Open varieties or licensed cultivars under written authorisation from the breeder. Bulk production for tunnel growers and berry farms.
Protea · Leucadendron · Erica
Export-grade ornamentals and indigenous species for landscape, conservation, and restoration projects.
Bring your mother plant
Species not on our catalogue, or your own proprietary cultivars. Protocol development followed by scaled production.
If you don't see the species you need, ask. We have either run it before, can run it, or will tell you honestly that we cannot.