Forked-leaf sundew (Drosera binata) | seeds, 20 pcs.

• Latin name: Drosera binata
• Danish names: Gaffelgrenet soldug, gaffelbladet soldug
  
• English names: Forked sundew
  

Drosera binata, also known as the forked sundew, is a fascinating carnivorous plant with a characteristic fork-shaped leaf structure that sets it apart from most other sundew species. This plant originates from Australia and New Zealand, where it thrives in moist, nutrient-poor environments. The leaves are covered in small, sticky tentacles that secrete a sticky fluid that traps insects. The forked leaves can branch multiple times, giving the plant an impressive and unique appearance while increasing its surface area for catching prey.

The forked sundew is an exciting addition to any collection of carnivorous plants and is particularly well-suited for outdoor cultivation or specialized plant setups. It requires a bright location and prefers a moist environment with regular watering using rainwater. This species is relatively easy to grow, provided one can recreate its natural conditions with acidic soil and high humidity.

- The seeds are quite small but germinate easily.

REMEMBER the right soil: Carnivorous plant soil