Dionaea muscipula Freaky Star Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Freaky Star Small (Shipped Bare-Root)Dionaea muscipula Freaky Star lives up to its name with star shaped traps dressed in orange interiors blushed with crimson edges, their thick margins bristling with dense, flame like teeth often arranged in spectacular double rows. The plant's true eccentricity lies in its fleshy, contorted petioles that twist erratically skyward, creating a charmingly chaotic growth habit that distinguishes this European cultivar from more orderly varieties. Care

and petiole development as plants mature

North Carolina—a locality of significant botanical importance to Venus flytrap enthusiasts and researchers

A morphological curiosity prized for its architectural character

offering an elegant alternative for curated carnivorous plant collections that value aesthetic diversity alongside the species' renowned snap-trap mechanics

Phil Faulisi's 'Black Widow' (selected 2004) crosses a dark S

These elegant

combining wild-type morphology with show-stopping color intensity that has made it a perennial favorite among serious collectors

thriving at 1700–2400m elevation across four Venezuelan tepuis

their irregular

This vigorous clone develops large

This vigorous clone forms substantial rosettes and divides freely

Avoid intense midday sun — Heliamphora prefer cooler