Drosera young ghost
This sundew is very particular because of its pigmentation. Without being as albino as for example Drosera capensis albino , its depigmentation is evident on the young leaves and its mucilage, if it can turn pink with exposure to the sun, remains particularly transparent.
It reaches up to 40 cm in height, the most impressive of which are its leaves, which we would tend to call branches as they resemble the base of a shrub when seen from the side.
Drosera binata ghost has the particularity of going dormant at the end of summer. From September to March, a simple bud (hibernacula) remains on the surface of the substrate, then cut off the dead leaves.
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