Drosera binata - Giant Form Carnivorous_plants burkei and N

burkei and N

but they will likely need to be repotted when their pitchers get too heavy for their pot to stay standing

Neps can tolerate tap much better than other CPs

wide leaves bright green leaves with a red/orange/yellow pitcher on a tendril at the end

5 inch pot with pure long fiber sphagnum moss and do not need to be repotted immediately upon arrival

Drosera binata - Giant Form Carnivorous_plants burkei and NDrosera binata, commonly known as the Forked Sundew, is a fascinating carnivorous plant recognized by its distinctive Y shaped leaves covered in glistening, sticky tentacles. Each leaf divides into two or more "forks," creating an elegant yet deadly trap for unsuspecting insects. The Forked Sundew grows natively in eastern and southern Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand where it inhabits bogs, swamps, and wet heathlands where few other plants can