Dionaea muscipula BCP Caterpillar (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula BCP Caterpillar (Shipped Bare-Root)The BCP Caterpillar is a startling morphological aberration from Best Carnivorous Plantsa creeping rhizomatous mutant with stunted green petioles that produces sparse, bizarrely malformed traps reminiscent of a Cordyceps infected insect. This collector's oddity challenges conventional Venus flytrap aesthetics, rewarding patient growers with an entirely novel growth habit that stands apart from standard cultivars. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of

edwardsiana is considered rare and is protected under conservation agreements

Giant Clam produces leaves up to 8 cm bearing traps up to 4

Carnivoria Dagon

Pan's Carnivores introduced the African Werewolf in 2022

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half-normal cilia and half-outturned lobes

creating dramatic contrast that intensifies under bright light—a visual hallmark that distinguishes it among contemporary red morphs

Whatever the inspiration

combining the cultivar's signature wide-spreading trap morphology and intense purplish-red coloration under strong light with the genetic consistency of controlled breeding

Named after the Antonov An-225 Mriya — once the largest and heaviest aircraft ever built — this cultivar earns the reference

Unlike most red-interior cultivars

At 4 to 6 cm in diameter as an adult it reaches roughly half the size of most Dionaea cultivars