Dionaea muscipula Jaws (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Jaws (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Leo Song Jr. in Fullerton, California on June 3, 1993 and registered in 2002, Jaws was created by crossing Dentate Traps with a separate plant noted for consistently large, moderately red traps. The selected seedling inherited the dentate margins from the pollen parent and the consistently large coloration from the seed parent. Despite the absence of normal cilia, traps are fully functional and capture insects. A foundational cultivar in

filling pots with robust growth and spectacular crimson displays under full sun

jagged teeth that inspired the cultivar's name when selected in 2011 for their claw-like appearance

Red Dentate exemplifies the striking color morphs prized by serious collectors

Its defining trait is a unique wavy trap morphology visible on nearly all traps

Breeder and registration records are not documented in major registries at this time

This vigorous cultivar

prostrate growth habit

• The "Monkey Ass" Shape: The traps are severely mutated and often stunted

König through pioneering phytohormone tissue culture techniques in Germany

This distinctive selection joins Carnivoria's expanding roster of morphologically refined clones

represents a distinctly specialized selection prized for its fused tooth morphology—a rare dental arrangement that sets it apart from standard Venus flytraps

Trap Structure: Grows upright with wide open traps held high off the ground