Dionaea muscipula La Grosse a Gui Gui (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula La Grosse a Gui Gui (Shipped Bare-Root)Named by a Frenchman known affectionately as Gui Gui, this cultivars name is a bilingual play on words la grosse meaning the big one, a nod to its notably large trap size. That French origin story alone makes it a conversation piece, but the plant backs it up: deep red bladed traps and a presence among serious European hybrid breeders signal genuine horticultural merit rather than novelty. For collectors building out comprehensive Dionaea genetics, La

Mature plants grow leaves horizontally and low to the ground throughout the growing season

irregular teeth line the trap margins like a shark's formidable bite

while this robust grower demands the attention of serious collectors seeking dramatic morphological distinction

including inverted-cup shapes where lobes fuse at the tip

Traps are large and broad in proportion to their narrow stalks

Australia and registered in 2013

Bred by Miroslav Srba of the Czech Republic in 2000 from an F2 cross of Royal Red and Sawtooth

This clone's unique dentition makes it a sought-after specimen for collectors pursuing morphological diversity within their collections

Growth Habit: Prostrate and clumping

offering a fascinating study in Venus flytrap variation for the discerning enthusiast

earning consideration for commercial tissue culture propagation during the early 2010s

This upright clone develops exceptional coloration both inside and out