Dionaea muscipula Cheerleader (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Cheerleader (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by Mike Wang of California before 2009 and registered by D. Conner in 2013, the Cheerleader is named for its fuzzy, pom pom like traps that emerge each spring. These fuzzy traps appear as the plant breaks dormancy and on new offshoots, then die back as the season progresses while the plant concurrently produces normally toothed traps. The pattern reliably repeats each year and has been confirmed by multiple growers. Plants with fuzzy traps

Blood Red is a descriptive cultivar name applied to deep crimson Venus flytrap selections

The FTS Etna represents a triumph of modern flytrap breeding from The Flytrap Store's carefully curated program

prized by collectors for its distinctive elongated trap dentition and deep red coloration that intensifies under strong light

while its compact

Diflora's Periscope is a prostrate cultivar that commands attention with its striking dark red traps and luminous short bright teeth

producing distinctive mutated and deformed traps that set it apart for collectors seeking unusual morphological traits

high-performance Venus flytrap with proven developmental vigor

the Diflora Type Fused transforms into a stunning crimson trap-bearer come autumn

hair-thin teeth that stretch far beyond typical Venus flytrap proportions

who found this plant at a Carniflora open day in 2008

Traps: Among the largest available

just solid plants that actually make it to your doorstep in good shape