Probably one of the most spectacular Drosera in cultivation, this species has earned the nickname of "Staghorn Sundew" because of its large branching carnivorous leaves that resemble a pair of large antlers. This is one of the larger Drosera, and it will eventually turn into a respectably sized bush if allowed to go totally wild. 
 
It also develops an eye-catching deep red coloration under high light levels, and has white flowers when in bloom. 
 
Each plant has a leafspan of approximately 2"+. Ships potted.
 
This is a subtropical species of Drosera, please reference this guide for proper care information:
https://www.davescarnivoregarden.com/subtropical-drosera-grow-guide