Drosera binata dichotoma Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)

Drosera binata dichotoma Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)Drosera binata dichotoma 'Giant' is an Australian masterpiece from the cliff seeps of New South Wales, near Sydney and the Blue Mountains, where massive forked leaves crowned with crimson tentacles can reach 6 inches or more. This cultivar, registered by Peter D'Amato in 1999, represents the largest expression of the dichotoma form and demands space to display its architectural branching pattern and voracious appetite for insects. Care Requirements

accented by distinctive red striping along the outer lobe margins

Expect the trademark deformed trap morphology and deep orange-fuchsia coloration under strong light that makes Moontrap a collector's favorite

short triangular teeth that radiate like solar rays

eschewing the heavy red veining found in standard forms

consistently producing larger traps and leaves than typical Venus flytraps

This robust clone has become a collector favorite for its dramatic coloration and reliable vigor

Plants with fuzzy traps had circulated informally under names like PomPom

Drosera binata dichotoma 'Giant' is an Australian masterpiece from the cliff seeps of New South Wales

This complex multi-generational hybrid inherits the pale

helmet-shaped nectar spoon

The standout feature is its variegated

a structural detail unique among registered cultivars