Dionaea muscipula Pluto (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Pluto (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by M. Maier of Germany in September 2010 and registered in 2013, Pluto produces traps where the distal ends are partly fused, creating a distinctive V shaped cut between the lobe tips. The traps are long and narrow with a rectangular aspect, up to 3. 4 cm, and despite the fused ends they are capable of closing and digesting prey. Narrow leaf bases reach up to 1. 9 cm with occasional elongated petioles. Interior surfaces suffuse bright red

offering collectors an opportunity to cultivate a geographically distinct form with authentic provenance documentation dating to 2007

Trap and petiole size both measure up to 1

A refined miniature form for collectors who appreciate compact architecture over dramatic size

with exteriors that stay vibrant green to yellow-green while interiors develop warm light red to deep maroon tones under strong light

Conner in 2013

The cultivar produces leaves up to 5 cm with traps up to 2 cm

This robust cultivar develops into a substantially larger specimen

unusual compared to most wild-type plants where the leaf base is typically twice the trap length

it is a genuine cultivar from a respected Dutch breeder and a conversation starter in any collection

This slow-growing clone develops a compact

creating a stunning tertiary hybrid that demands attention with nearly black venation against deep red pitchers and a beautifully upturned hood

efficient underwater traps and delicate