Dionaea muscipula Schuppenstiel 1 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Schuppenstiel 1 (Shipped Bare-Root)Bred by Edgar Koenig and registered in 2013, Schuppenstiel I captivates with its distinctive crested foliage and scale like ridges adorning the leaf basesdetails that set it apart from typical Venus flytraps. Under bright light, the trap interiors flush deep reddish purple, while marginal teeth crown with striking white tips, creating a dramatically elegant specimen prized by serious collectors seeking morphological distinction. Care Requirements

making it a standout for collectors seeking pronounced morphological variation

Traps and lashes suffuse pinkish red particularly in late summer and autumn while the remaining foliage stays yellowish green

shifting to purplish in winter

The traps are occasionally partly fused at the distal end and typically carry only two trigger hairs per lobe rather than the standard three

fast-growing traps crowned with elongated teeth and electric-red interiors that deepen as the plant matures

The plant grows and matures quickly

Approximately 20% of self-pollinated progeny inherit the red-leaf trait

non-red aesthetic that highlights the plant's predatory mechanics without the typical anthocyanin pigmentation of heavily colored clones

just solid plants that actually make it to your doorstep in good shape

Its defining characteristic is the complete absence of orange or red pigmentation in the leaves even when grown in full sun

Introduced by FFT in 2023

the CCCP Red Sangria showcases a striking marriage of deep maroon and vibrant green coloration across its distinctive traps