Drosera binata - Staghorn Butterwort Sundews grow a cluster of

Sundews grow a cluster of tentacle-like glistening traps that move slowly to snarl and engulf their prey

This is a great new Giant Venus Flytrap cultivar for your collection

They are infrequent in cultivation

The guard hairs are quite long and emerge from the trap margin in various directions along the plane of the trap

Drosera binata - Staghorn Butterwort Sundews grow a cluster ofEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: No Native Range: Wet Bogs of Stradbroke Island off eastern Australia Zones: 8 10 (7 11) The Staghorn Sundew, Drosera binata var. multifida extrema Staghorn, is huge, nearly the size of a basket ball when mature. Quite remarkable for a sundew! The olive colored, very dewy, forked leaves are covered with brilliant red glands, giving the plant a sparkling red look in full sun. They are multi branched with typically 8 to 12+