This cultivar bucks the common species name of "pink sundew," with rosettes averaging 1-1.5" in diameter with semi-erect to flat, paddle=shaped leaves that even in the strongest light are evergreen, only the tentacles developing a rich pink to red color. Self-pollinating, small white flowers are produced regularly on narrow stalks, and both this seed production and proclivity to divide means this cultivar readily develops dense sticky colonies over time.
Available plants are semi-mature to mature, around 1" in diameter.