Sundew - Drosera binata 'Marston's Dragon'

The 'Marston's Dragon' is a specific cultivar prized for its robust, deeply forked leaves and its ability to grow larger and more vigorously than typical Drosera binata varieties. It is a favorite among collectors for its striking, architectural appearance.

While the plant is an effective insect trapper, it does not rely solely on prey for survival. It will thrive indoors as long as it receives adequate light and is kept in a suitable carnivorous plant substrate; supplemental feeding is not required.

Drosera binata 'Marston's Dragon' is considered toxic if ingested by pets. It is best to keep this plant in a location that is completely inaccessible to curious animals, such as a high shelf or a secure terrarium.

This sundew requires bright, indirect light to maintain its sticky tentacles and healthy growth. It should be kept consistently moist, ideally using distilled or rainwater, as these plants are sensitive to the minerals found in standard tap water.

Yes, it is considered a low-maintenance carnivorous plant. As long as you provide the correct water quality and sufficient light, it is quite hardy and rewarding for those new to insectivorous flora.