Dionaea muscipula Low Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Low Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park, Australia and registered in 2013, Low Giant produces decumbent leaves throughout the growing season bearing robust traps up to 5 cm rivaling B52 and DC XL for the title of largest trap among registered cultivars, though not the largest overall leaf size. Rosettes reach 20 cm in diameter and divide frequently to produce impressive clumps. Trap interiors are bright red while lobe margins and all other parts

It is still quite rare and difficult to source and it remains a slow and sometimes challenging grower — one for patient collectors who appreciate its combination of low architecture and deep color

this formidable clone has already proven its genetic merit as breeding stock

consistently producing larger traps and leaves than typical Venus flytraps

a giant cultivar bred for vigor and commanding trap size that defies its ominous name—short

The short-toothed traps develop intense scarlet to burgundy coloration under filtered sunlight

commands attention for collectors seeking striking pigmentation and reliable vigor in their collections

This diminutive clone maintains the classic flytrap appeal—reliable trigger sensitivity and reliable dormancy requirements—making it an excellent choice for those building focused collections within limited growing space

the FTS Purple Ambush produces the most intensely saturated trap coloration in the genus—deep crimson-red in summer that darkens to near-black purple through winter

offering collectors an upright habit paired with impressively tall traps that display a captivating color gradient

serrated teeth—a hallmark of the sawtooth lineage—that create a precise

Dionaea muscipula Spotty captivates collectors with its striking patchwork of crimson spots scattered across emerald traps and foliage

needle-like teeth