Dionaea muscipula Green Dragon (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Green Dragon (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2005 by Marcus Erbacher and M. Stoeckl of Germany, Green Dragon was initially circulating under the incorrect name Akai Ryu. It was formally separated when it became clear that this plant reliably displays green margins even in adult leaves under intense sunlight a trait inconsistent with the all red Akai Ryu. A sport or genetic variant that produces large traps with distinctive green edged coloration against deep red leaves, combining

This vigorous cultivar combines exceptional hardiness with rapid growth

undulating margins that refuse conventional geometry

making it a standout for collectors seeking pronounced morphological variation

yet its presence in specialized collector circles and greenhouse cultivation suggests genuine horticultural merit worth investigating

tooth-like ridges

Traps and lashes suffuse pinkish red particularly in late summer and autumn while the remaining foliage stays yellowish green

creating a giant flytrap that rivals apex specimens in any collector's collection

The upright growing habit throughout spring and summer distinguishes it from similarly colored cultivars like Bohemian Garnet

Tim Biking's Green Sawtooth (2013) is a vigorous

GJ Reptile

(sometimes spelled Baalbereith) is a rare and highly unusual cultivar originally bred by Carnivoria in Europe

Jersey Devil represents the apex of giant trap morphology