Dionaea muscipula FFT Stegosaurus (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula FFT Stegosaurus (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2020 by J. Moscoso of Fayetteville Fly Traps in Arkansas, the FFT Stegosaurus differs from other sawtooth type cultivars in its specific teeth pattern: one long tooth flanked by two smaller teeth, creating an alternating serration that evokes the back plates of its dinosaur namesake. Traps are green but turn light red in direct sunlight. The foliage stays lime green with leaf petioles that retain part of the leaf blade without becoming

contributing to notable hybrids like Giant Piranha and Harpy that showcase its substantial size potential

collector-sourced specimens

FTS Lunatic Fringe produces tall

crossed with Adrian Slack's English giant known for outsized traps on compact petioles

shares the trait but combines it with cupped traps

Czech Giant stands out in any serious collector's greenhouse with its uncommonly large traps and vigorous growth habit

Bred by California Carnivores from giant-variety parentage (Ginormous × BCP Titan)

making it a curiosity for collectors who appreciate morphological rarity over predatory function

Whether you're hunting for a classic highlander with insane peristome stripes or a hybrid that's dripping in color and fangs

Claytons Red Sunset' captivates with deep crimson traps that deepen to near-purple under intense light

These fuzzy traps appear as the plant breaks dormancy and on new offshoots

Jolly Joker was developed and named by David Svarc of Carnivoria