Dionaea muscipula Microdent (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Microdent (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2008 by G. Quenon of Belgium from material nominated by Guillaume Bily in 2004, Microdent is named for its exceptionally small marginal teeth smaller than any other cultivar in the Dentate Traps Group, with over 80 teeth possible in a single trap. Despite this extreme reduction in tooth size, the lobes of the trap are orange red, providing strong color contrast. A refined, historically documented cultivar for collectors who appreciate

This complex triple hybrid combines the elegant pitcher morphology of H

Interesting Fact

It is still quite rare and difficult to source and it remains a slow and sometimes challenging grower — one for patient collectors who appreciate its combination of low architecture and deep color

the Plumechon cultivar showcases extraordinarily thick

This vigorous cultivar produces some of the largest flytrap rosettes available

all-red cultivar distinguished from similar forms by its specific leaf-base-to-trap-length ratio and uniformly horizontal growth

This self-pollinated line

a German cultivar group prized for morphological refinement and compact trap architecture

Yellow-green outer trap surfaces contrast dramatically with brilliant red inner lobes and distinctively long

holding these strange reversed traps high on tall petioles

with short stout inward-pointing marginal lashes that prevent some traps from fully closing while others remain functional

or Greenhosues