Dionaea muscipula Master Of Disaster (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Master Of Disaster (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated at Araflora in Amsterdam by Gert Hoogenstrijd in 2011 and registered in 2013, Master of Disaster takes its name from the chaotic appearance of its foliage. Traps variably bear partially developed secondary traps emerging at irregular points along the lobes, and the marginal lashes can be deformed or slightly fused. Leaf bases are succulent, very long, and narrow with mature leaves reaching up to 14 cm and traps up to 2 cm. The foliage is

Grown with care and patience

combining the fierce aesthetic of its Werewolf parentage with the vigor and distinctive petiole characteristics that make this cross compelling for the serious collector

consistently producing larger traps and leaves than typical Venus flytraps

unusually erect foliage with long narrow leaf bases and traps up to 4 cm

and yellows

truncata × spectabilis male—the "Titanic Savior"—combines two titans of the genus into a stunning primary hybrid

This cultivar displays irregular trap shapes adorned with distinctive spots and ripples

Biohazard 2 is defined by deliberately deformed trap morphology — variably bent

This moderately-sized

delivering the color saturation and sheer scale that serious collectors demand

boldly colored cultivar from a respected source in the hobby

A south-facing window or outdoor placement in full sun is ideal