Dionaea muscipula Firemouth (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Firemouth (Shipped Bare-Root)Firemouth is a cultivar name circulating in collector circles, though breeding documentation and formal registration records are not currently available. The name suggests a coloration focused selection. We are working to source accurate provenance details for this listing. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of direct sun daily. A south facing window or outdoor placement in full sun is ideal. Water Pure water only, under 50ppm dissolved solids. Use

where it thrives among alpine moss at elevations near 1700–2100m

Key Characteristics

Growth habit and flower morphology are typical for the species

Massive traps display deep maroon-red coloring with a distinctive wide green edge stripe that gradually narrows as red intensifies with age

slow-growing specimen that develops striking red coloration as it matures

sometimes with red flecks and speckles

This collector-grade cultivar represents the pinnacle of selective Dionaea breeding

this hybrid inherits remarkable size and dentition from both Bornean parents

Registered by Barry Rice in 2006 and named after the wife of colonial governor Arthur Dobbs

This cultivar's defining trait is its two-per-lobe trigger hairs—one fewer than wild type—paired with short

Andreas Wistuba's exploration of this isolated

This erect cultivar displays vibrant coloration under direct sunlight