Dionaea muscipula Bobbit Worms (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Bobbit Worms (Shipped Bare-Root)Diflora's Bobbit Worms represents a striking departure from typical Venus flytrap architecture, with erect, dramatically curved traps displaying brilliant orange red inner lobes that graduate to green at the edges. This distinctive cultivar captivates collectors with its thick, wavy trap margins and profoundly unusual tooth morphologynearly invisible in juveniles, they mysteriously merge with ripple patterns in mature plantswhile notably lacking the

Developed at California Carnivores

Originated by Leo Song Jr

CCCP Destruction emerges from innovative breeding work documented in the Carnivorous Plant Newsletter (2021)

okefenokeensis—a hybrid that towers to 21 inches with a dramatic brick-red upper pitcher contrasting delicate red veins on green lower tubes

creating strong visual contrast

Formal registration records and specific breeder documentation for this clone are not on record in major registries

prized for its wickedly irregular trap teeth that evoke the claws of its namesake creature

The GJ Green Zebra represents the selective breeding expertise of Mathias Maier's Green Jaws collection

Marginal lashes start yellowish green and turn reddish purple with age

This all-green clone features unusually short teeth and an upright growth habit

Originated by S

needle-like teeth