Dionaea muscipula B52 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula B52 (Shipped Bare-Root)Bred and selected by Henning von Schmeling and registered by Barry Rice in 2006, the B52 is named after the large American bomber aircraft. Von Schmeling selected it for vigorous growth and traps reaching up to 5. 7 cm among the largest of any registered cultivar. This is the B52's defining credential: it was grown under conditions that produced smaller traps in all other strains, establishing it as a benchmark for trap size that serious collectors

Despite the deformed appearance

the traps develop subtle pinkish-red tones

The GJ Hedgehog represents a compelling addition to any serious collector's carnivorous plant portfolio

6 cm with a prostrate growth habit

Mature specimens showcase the cultivar's signature irregular

A collector clone for those exploring the full spectrum of Dionaea genetics

the Clumping Cultivar is distinguished by its strong tendency to produce multiple rosetted growing points that build into dense mounds of closely packed leaves over time

Bred by Alabama cultivator Bob Hanrahan and introduced around 2010

• The "Mad" Teeth: Its marginal teeth (the cilia) are often shorter

making it a prized addition for serious collectors seeking unusual structural variation

Please note that the plant and photo shown are representative of the variety but not the exact plant you will receive

combining deep crimson trap coloration with the robust jaw structure that collectors prize for its vigor and reliable trigger response