Dionaea muscipula Louchapates (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Louchapates (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Romuald Anfraix of Lyon, France in 2000 from a batch of Fused Tooth plants and registered in 2004, Louchapates is named after the culinary tool used to serve spaghetti noodles an apt description of its flattened, forked teeth. Unlike the typical Fused Tooth clone where teeth are broadly webbed together, each tooth in Louchapates is individually flattened in cross section, about 2 mm wide, with tips that are often multiply divided

An excellent choice for collectors seeking maximum size paired with vibrant coloration in a single plant

Key Characteristics

Originating from Cresco Nursery in the Netherlands and formally registered by the ICPS in 2006

Soil — Pure long-fiber sphagnum moss or a mix of peat and perlite

distorted character of the whole plant

pushing Dionaea size boundaries with oversized traps that command attention in any collection

It is considered a historic cultivar in the hobby

This remarkable natural hybrid from Ptari Tepui blends the genetics of two species that frequently interbreed at 2

GJ Rose delivers the exotic aesthetic of *Dionaea* without the predatory mechanism

One of the foundational all-red registered cultivars

Firemouth is a cultivar name circulating in collector circles

This Italian cultivar presents a morphological rarity: a compact form with architectural trap structure that defies conventional Venus flytrap aesthetics