Dionaea muscipula Cross Teeth (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Cross Teeth (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park, Australia and registered in 2013, Cross Teeth produces leaves up to 6 cm bearing traps up to 3. 1 cm. The distinguishing feature is that up to four marginal lashes can be fused together at their bases, forming triangular blades, with the lobes of the traps nearly orbicular and their margins often folded inward giving a boxy appearance. In summer the foliage becomes highly colorful trap interiors, margins,

with white

the clone's compact

marrying trap size and geometric tooth fusion into a single

but remain fully functional

Soil — Pure peat moss or long-fiber sphagnum

often in vibrant color

and registered in 2007

and has earned recognition as one of the most vigorously growing Venus flytraps among serious collectors

All foliage is yellowish green with only a very faint reddish hue on the trap interiors in direct sunlight

Kapitany at Paradisia Nurseries in Australia in the mid-1990s and registered in 2013

this hybrid inherits remarkable size and dentition from both Bornean parents

He introduced it around 2011 alongside several other famous clones