Drosera binata - Staghorn Butterwort Zones: 8-11 (6-12)

Zones: 8-11 (6-12)

x ahlesii prefers open

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

but prefers a humid

They are multi-branched with typically 8 to 12+ tips per leaf

Drosera binata - Staghorn Butterwort Zones: 8-11 (6-12)Ease 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+