Drosera binata aka Forked Sundew

Drosera binata, also known as the forked sundew or fork-leaved sundew, is a large, perennial carnivorous plant native to Australia and New Zealand. Its leaves are uniquely narrow and branching, giving it its distinctive appearance. The plant is found in coastal areas of Australia, from Queensland to South Australia, and also in various regions of New Zealand. Some populations of Drosera binata go dormant in winter, while others thrive in tropical climates. The plant has slender, forked leaves covered in red, glandular hairs that trap and digest insects. In the summer, it produces clusters of white flowers above its foliage. There are different forms of Drosera binata, with single forked leaf varieties being the most widespread and multi-forked forms limited to eastern Australia. The size of the plant can also vary, with smaller forms found in cooler locations. Drosera binata, particularly the smaller forms, can be cultivated as terrarium plants.