Drosera binata

Drosera binataDrosera binata An unusual looking sundew that is easy to grow. It is known as the "Fork Leaf Sundew" because the leaves are on a long petiole (stalk) that splits into two lobes covered with sticky glands. This is the standard form of the species so the leaves only make the two main lobes. It does not fork further like some varieties do. One great thing about this form is it sets seeds and forms new plants quite easily. Takes standard carnivorous plant

Flowers are bright yellow and produced at the end of the growing season

Flowers in winter or early spring

The leaves look like red egg shaped rocks with a rough surface (they turn green in low light)

Flowers are a beautiful white with a red stripe on the outside

Too much shade will make it greener too

Keep on the dry side an you should be ok

reichenbachii) are short columnar with no ribs

It forms multiple heads in time but isn't a heavy clumper

Some will probably have no chlorophyll and should stay attached

Reminds me of a candy cane or barber pole

though can be rot prone if kept too wet

A very interesting Japanese Tiger Jaws cultivar