rippled traps and nearly toothless jaws that evolve dramatically throughout the growing season
armed with short triangular teeth and an exceptional hunting prowess that outpaces most cultivars
the Sawtooth cultivar showcases deeply divided teeth subdivided two or three times over
Dionaea muscipula Ghost is a striking cultivar renowned for its dramatic whitening of trap tissue over time
Dionaea muscipula Crested Petiole captivates collectors with its distinctive elongated petioles adorned by occasional ridges
Dionaea muscipula Harmony (Shipped Bare-Root) Harmony rippled traps and nearly toothlessOriginated by C. Klein, S. Glied, C. Paul, and M. Stoeckl in Germany in 2011 and registered in 2013, Harmony produces prostrate foliage with oval traps curved along the midrib, up to 3. 8 cm long. The most distinctive feature is the marginal lashes in mature specimens, which have swollen, knob like ends some of those terminal knobs are Y or T shaped, a structural detail unique among registered cultivars. All foliage is yellowish green with only a very