Dionaea muscipula Kayan (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Kayan (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered by Guillaume Bily in 2014 and named after the Kayan people of northern Thailand whose women wear brass neck coils, Kayan is distinguished by an extraordinarily elongated neck the collar between the leaf base and the trap that can reach 2. 5 cm in length. While other cultivars like Crested Petioles occasionally exhibit elongated necks, the elongation in Kayan is consistent and more pronounced. Another long necked cultivar, Trichterfalle,

If authentic

Paolo Mattevi's Sandokan captivates with its striking color architecture—dark crimson traps contrasting sharply against light green foliage

the traps develop subtle pinkish-red tones

or overwinter indoors in a cool location

Dionaea muscipula CCCP Orca

prized by serious collectors for its refined pale trap coloration and reliable insect-trapping vigor

Temperature — Highland species: days 70–80°F

widely-spaced teeth complete this prostrate clone's refined execution

Discovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996

combining deep crimson trap coloration with the robust jaw structure that collectors prize for its vigor and reliable trigger response

showcasing deep crimson trap coloration that intensifies under bright light conditions

Traps variably bear partially developed secondary traps emerging at irregular points along the lobes