Dionaea muscipula Clumping Cultivar (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Clumping Cultivar (Shipped Bare-Root)Nominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998, the Clumping Cultivar is distinguished by its strong tendency to produce multiple rosetted growing points that build into dense mounds of closely packed leaves over time. While the registration is preliminary due to a missing standard, the clone's compact, proliferative habit remains its defining characteristic and has made it a reference plant for collectors interested in offshoot

This cultivar's notably longer petiole and thinner blade distinguish it from its larger sibling Red Microdent

irregular trap margins lined with characteristically short

creating a dramatically elegant specimen prized by serious collectors seeking morphological distinction

This vigorous grower matures into an upright form displaying vibrant trap interiors and characteristically short teeth

Carnivoria's Arched Traps cultivar showcases a striking architectural departure from typical Venus flytraps

high-performance Venus flytrap with proven developmental vigor

CCCP Sea Scallop is an officially registered Dionaea muscipula cultivar belonging to the respected CCCP breeding program

All plants ship bare-root

making it a striking addition to any serious collector's carnivorous plant collection

1955 Not Real is a cultivar name circulating in collector trade

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

This cultivar reflects Gagliardo's meticulous approach to trap development