Dionaea muscipula Fused Tooth (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Fused Tooth (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by T. Carow in Germany around 1990 and formally registered by P. D'Amato and T. Carow in 2004, Fused Tooth arose from tissue culture. The defining trait is few, widely spaced teeth that are fused together by webbing, creating broad flat tooth structures rather than individual filiform spines. Originally described simply as a tissue cultured mutation, it became the parent plant for several important derivative cultivars including Louchapates

Expect vigorous growth producing pitchers that seamlessly blend boschiana's bold patterning with mollis' refined architecture—a collector favorite for those seeking robust vigor paired with exhibition-quality pitcher diversity

8 cm — among the largest available

or humid windowsill works well

This distinctive form produces greenish pitchers adorned with characteristic hairiness and a striking oval nectar spoon with an upturned terminal appendage

A cultivar that offers something genuinely different every time a new leaf unfurls — for collectors who want maximum strangeness in a single plant

Humidity — Moderate to high humidity preferred

Conner in 2013

with cultivated specimens being highly prized among collectors

earning recognition in both the RHS and flytrapcare

this CCCP-line specimen—part of a lineage known for producing visually distinctive morphs—promises the rich coloration and trap vigor collectors seek in premium Dionaea selections

flared petioles support broader traps than most cultivars

This clone appeals to growers seeking impressive plant vigor and trap size within their collection