Dionaea muscipula Giant Clam (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Giant Clam (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Jana Srbova and Miroslav Srba of the Czech Republic in 2000 and registered in 2013, Giant Clam produces leaves up to 8 cm bearing traps up to 4. 8 cm among the largest available. The marginal lashes are reduced to jagged triangular projections and the trap lobe edges variably undulate, especially in adult plants during summer and early autumn. Interiors are bright red while margins and all other parts remain yellowish green. Related to

This cultivar embodies the genetic diversity found within native populations

2 cm — notably elongated for a trap of that size

All cuttings ship bare-root

producing massive traps that can exceed two inches when fully mature—a dramatic departure from standard clones

showcases the hallmark elegance of lacy dentition paired with deep crimson mouth coloration that intensifies through summer against predominantly green traps

Each plant is grown from seed

with exteriors that stay vibrant green to yellow-green while interiors develop warm light red to deep maroon tones under strong light

Dionaea muscipula Schup Destruction represents Diflora's intensified selection from open-pollinated D

7 inches with stunning deep purple-red coloration and distinctive purple marginal lines

closer in speed to typical wild-type plants

This Australian selection develops large

trusmadiensis with the robust constitution of ultrahighland N