Dionaea muscipula Star (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Star (Shipped Bare-Root)Dionaea muscipula Star represents a striking modern cultivar with distinctive trap morphology that captivates serious collectors. While shrouded in relative obscurity compared to established lines, this cultivar's angular trap geometry and unique aesthetic appeal make it a compelling addition to advanced collections seeking uncommon phenotypic variation within the species. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of direct sun daily. A south facing window or

combining the fierce aesthetic of its Werewolf parentage with the vigor and distinctive petiole characteristics that make this cross compelling for the serious collector

Moscoso of Fayetteville Fly Traps in Arkansas

Growth Habit: Strongly upright

This slow-growing cultivar demands bright conditions to achieve its full color potential

purple-tinged inner trap walls marked by a dark red exterior line

Green Jaws' GJ Rose represents a fascinating departure from typical Venus flytrap morphology—this mutant selection forgoes functional traps entirely in favor of elaborately frilled

Brilliant green outer surfaces contrast strikingly with deep red

Mike Wang's Cheerleader (2013) captivates with its most unusual trait: bright green traps that emerge fuzzy and pom-pom-like each spring before transitioning to normally-toothed forms as the season progresses

This short-toothed cultivar delivers exceptional color saturation—exceeding even the vivid FTS Flaming Lips—with a compact growth habit and manageable trap size that makes it a standout for collectors seeking intensity in a refined package

Australia and registered in 2013

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

This vigorous clone forms substantial rosettes and divides freely