Drosera Binata Antler Leaf Sundew Seeds – Carnivorous Plant Seeds for Home Gardens

Drosera binata Antler Leaf Sundew is a carnivorous perennial plant valued for its distinctive forked leaves, antler-like growth form, and gland-covered surfaces. Native to Australia and New Zealand, this sundew species is commonly grown in carnivorous plant collections, bog gardens, terrariums, and specialized containers. It performs best in bright light with acidic, nutrient-poor, consistently moist growing media. Suitable for botanical displays, Drosera binata provides unique foliage structure and natural variation.

Features

• Carnivorous perennial plant from the species Drosera binata
• Produces divided antler-like leaves with gland-covered surfaces
• Suitable for bog gardens, terrariums, and carnivorous plant collections
• Features unique forked foliage structure
• Requires acidic, nutrient-poor growing media
• Performs best in bright light to full sun

Specifications

• Scientific Name: Drosera binata
• Common Name (US): Forked Sundew, Antler Leaf Sundew
• Seed Type / Variety: Carnivorous Plant Seed
• Growth Habit: Herbaceous perennial rosette
• USDA Zones: 8–11
• Planting Season: Spring
• Growing Season: Spring to Fall
• Sowing Season: Spring
• Sowing Season Months: March–May
• Germination: 30–90 days under suitable conditions
• Sunlight Requirements: Bright Light to Full Sun
• Soil Requirements: Acidic, nutrient-poor mix such as sphagnum peat and silica sand
• Watering Needs: High; keep growing media consistently moist using distilled or rain water
• Mature Plant Size: 8–24 in tall, 6–18 in spread
• Plant Spacing: 4–8 in apart