Drosera binata 'Dichotoma' | 1000 SEEDS

Drosera binata 'Dichotoma' seeds grow into a fascinating carnivorous plant species native to Australia. This variety, often called the forked sundew or fork-leaved sundew, produces slender, bifurcated leaves that resemble a split leaf. These sticky leaves attract and trap insects, making it a captivating addition for carnivorous plant enthusiasts. People admire its unique form and effective trapping method.

Drosera binata 'Dichotoma' develops a distinctive appearance unlike other sundews. Its leaves fork repeatedly, giving rise to several narrow segments from a single stem. This sundew variety dichotoma thrives in humid conditions and displays glistening droplets of mucilage that glisten like dew drops. The plant's insect-catching ability makes it a remarkable example of carnivorous adaptation.

• Leaves fork into several narrow, sticky segments
• Produces glistening mucilage to trap prey
• Native to Australia, a true carnivorous plant species
• Unique bifurcated leaf structure attracts attention
• Effective natural insect trap with striking appearance

The Drosera binata 'Dichotoma' is also called the split-leaf sundew or bifurcated Sundew. This plant will develop a captivating form that showcases nature's ingenuity. Its sticky leaf sundew characteristic highlights the evolutionary beauty of carnivorous plants. Growing this sundew variety dichotoma offers a chance to witness a remarkable natural insect catcher in action.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.