Dionaea muscipula Pink Venus (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Pink Venus (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park, Australia and registered in 2013, Pink Venus is an unusual color variant that produces foliage suffused pinkish red rather than the darker reddish purple of most colored Dionaea. Petioles and leaf bases are green with variable pinkish red edges. Traps are entirely pinkish red in bright conditions, usually with yellow lobe margins and lashes when first developing. In direct sunlight the interiors can deepen

This striking cultivar's intricate cilia and delicate tooth structure make it a prized addition for collectors seeking morphological refinement and seasonal color display

Bloody Shark

creating a striking visual contrast against the cultivar's characteristically low-lying growth habit

and reds as temperatures cool—a refined addition to discerning collections

taking the already bizarre dental architecture of its Fused Tooth parent to striking limits

propagated and distributed by the renowned Italian specialist Diflora

Ginormous was a long-established plant at the historic Albion nursery site since at least 1988 — predating the B52 by well over a decade

the FFT Stegosaurus differs from other sawtooth-type cultivars in its specific teeth pattern: one long tooth flanked by two smaller teeth

Schuppenstiel I captivates with its distinctive crested foliage and scale-like ridges adorning the leaf bases—details that set it apart from typical Venus flytraps

Bred and selected by Henning von Schmeling and registered by Barry Rice in 2006

glossy red that creates a striking contrast against the rest of the plant

captivates collectors with its distinctive upright habit and wavy