Dionaea muscipula Spotty (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Spotty (Shipped Bare-Root)Dionaea muscipula Spotty captivates collectors with its striking patchwork of crimson spots scattered across emerald traps and foliage, paired with the cultivar's most distinctive trait: asymmetrical trap morphology featuring half dentate, half normal cilia and half outturned lobes. This European propagated cultivar delivers botanical intrigue through its split red and green coloration and unique hybrid dentition, making it an essential acquisition

making it an essential addition for collectors pursuing the largest and most architecturally dramatic Venus flytraps available

though detailed morphological records await broader cultivar registry inclusion

This low-growing cultivar's upright posture and prolific trap production make it both a stunning display specimen and a rewarding plant to observe as it matures through the growing season

Green traps deepen to dark red under strong light

Named for its dramatically fractured trap margins

This collector's oddity challenges conventional Venus flytrap aesthetics

the Diflora Type Fused transforms into a stunning crimson trap-bearer come autumn

offers collectors a visually arresting example of natural genetic variation in this iconic carnivorous genus

prostrate growth habit and shortened

slender teeth

delivering both aesthetic refinement and the robust performance that defines elite Venus flytrap breeding work

semi-erect traps