Dionaea muscipula Trichterfalle (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Trichterfalle (Shipped Bare-Root)Bred by Dr. Knig through pioneering phytohormone tissue culture techniques in Germany, Trichterfalle remains one of the most morphologically distinctive Venus flytraps, celebrated for its inverted funnel shaped traps with elongated necks and vivid red cilia that contrast strikingly against chartreuse petioles. This cultivar's autumn performance is legendary among collectorsdeep crimson stained trap interiors combine with occasional sandpaper like leaf

Green Wizard produces short narrow leaves bearing rotund traps up to 3 cm in a compact decumbent rosette up to 11 cm in diameter

Because these are cuttings from mature plants

nutans lineage alongside folliculata's iconic concave spoon and hollow nectar chamber

This clone's unique dentition makes it a sought-after specimen for collectors pursuing morphological diversity within their collections

Doonan and Matt Miller in 2008 and registered in 2013

these look inflated or swollen

This historic cultivar

This robust hybrid inherits exceptional vigor and trap-production capacity

where it evolves distinctive pale-green pitchers that deepen to red and purple at the margins with maturity and increased light

selected by David Svarc of Carnivoria EU and born from the cross Mirror × Master of Disaster

Leaves reach up to 14 cm and emerge in spring at 30 to 45 degrees from the substrate

Carow in 2004