Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2013 by Damon Collingsworth of California Carnivores, who found this plant before 2009, the Gremlin is named for its extraordinary tendency to divide and multiply. A single clump can grow into a remarkable mound in just a few years. The foliage is entirely golden green, and new traps may blush a very light pink when first opening in strong light a subtle blush that fades as they mature, suggesting it is not entirely anthocyanin free.

Blood Red is a descriptive cultivar name applied to deep crimson Venus flytrap selections

Developed at California Carnivores

this is a serious contender

this selection combines Gagliardo's refined aesthetic with reliable vigor

slender petioles that elevate unusually large trap heads above the rosette

which have swollen

turning deep reddish in autumn and winter

Easily propagated by leaf and rhizome cuttings

Marginal lashes start yellowish green and turn reddish purple with age

FTS Flaming Lips produces leaves up to 13 cm with robust traps up to 5 cm

Under strong light

rewarding dedicated collectors with a plant of striking elegance and refined morphology