Dionaea muscipula Holland Red (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Holland Red (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2005 by Marcus Erbacher and M. Stoeckl, Holland Red traces back to a commercial breeder in the Netherlands from the 1970s. It follows the standard annual cycle of a typical Dionaea with prostrate spring leaves, erect summer foliage, and shorter winter leaves. Rosettes reach about 10 cm in diameter with individual traps up to around 3 cm. Red coloration is light dependent and fully develops only under full sun, with green margins or

undulating margins that refuse conventional geometry

inviting coloration that appeals to discerning collectors seeking morphological character without excessive size

slender petioles lift the traps high above the rosette

Dionaea muscipula Predator lives up to its menacing name with blood-red trap interiors and characteristically long teeth that often fuse together into fearsome points

reliable trap response that defines superior flytrap genetics

Exceptionally vigorous

the Korean Melody Shark differs from its parent plants in several documented ways

König through pioneering phytohormone tissue culture techniques in Germany

widely-spaced teeth and distinctly slender petioles

thin lobes

The marginal trichomes are reduced and divided into numerous small toothlets similar to Sawtooth

Red Dragon (also known as Akai Ryu