Dionaea muscipula Jaws Smiley Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Jaws Smiley Small (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated at Araflora in Amsterdam by Gert Hoogenstrijd and registered in 2013, Jaws Smiley produces distorted foliage with a severely twisted rosette. The short, very broad leaf bases bear elongated traps up to 5 cm that curve strongly backward along the midrib, with short stout inward pointing marginal lashes that prevent some traps from fully closing while others remain functional. Interior surfaces develop pinkish red coloration in direct

while the virtually absent teeth and irregular trap margins give this cultivar an unmistakable

spreading traps that challenge conventional flytrap aesthetics while rewarding dedicated cultivators with unmistakable visual drama

Teeth: Long and slender with a classic profile

dramatically curved traps displaying brilliant orange-red inner lobes that graduate to green at the edges

B52 x Big Mouth grows with remarkable vigor

bean-shaped traps with distinctively irregular inward-facing teeth that alternate in length—a morphological signature that sets it apart from standard Venus flytraps

Doonan and Matt Miller in 2008 and registered in 2013

upright cultivar achieves substantial size

distinguished by its deep red trap coloration and compact growth habit that appeals to collectors seeking dramatic pigmentation in their collections

Discovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996

robust petiole structure

Dionaea muscipula Cracker commands attention with its prostrate growth habit and dramatic color transformation—vibrant green foliage that flushes deep red under bright light