Momordica rostrata Mesemb It is known as the

It is known as the "Fork Leaf Sundew" because the leaves are on a long petiole (stalk) that splits into two lobes covered with sticky glands

Should be kept fairly dry in the winter

Produces big yellow flowers in summer

wavy blue green

A beautiful rarely seen form of this species

Momordica rostrata Mesemb It is known as theMomordica rostrata Family: Curcurbitaceae. A attractive East African caudiciform vine related to cucumbers. It produces thin vines with lots of leaves and tendrils. The caudex is lumpy and brown. The vines will die back to the caudex in winter and regrow in the spring. Produces small orange flowers in the summer. Likes water during the growing season (but don't keep it too wet). The leaves and vines are fine in full sun, but the caudex could get