Dionaea muscipula Mammoth (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Mammoth (Shipped Bare-Root)Dionaea muscipula Mammoth delivers oversized traps that dwarf standard Venus flytraps, bred as a hybrid from three of the largest cultivars to produce abundant, low rosettes packed with truly massive snap traps. Even during dormancy, this vigorous giant commands attention with its forest of outsized pitfall mechanisms, making it an essential acquisition for collectors pursuing the extreme end of trap morphology. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of

Soil — Pure long-fiber sphagnum moss or a mix of peat and perlite

pulchella selected by Andreas Wistuba for its striking red veining that spreads across the pitchers like a delicate spiderweb—a rare aesthetic achievement in the genus

This striking hybrid combines the hairy pitcher elegance of Heliamphora minor var

This architectural refinement creates a distinctive silhouette and represents a meaningful divergence from typical Venus flytrap dentition patterns

Foliage is mostly yellowish green during the growing season with light reddish tinting on the interior surfaces

while short triangular teeth deepen to dark red under sufficient light

Megatraps (G17) stands out among serious collectors for its commanding trap size and vigorous

making it essential for collectors who appreciate both form and the pedigree of elite carnivorous plant breeding

more irregular

offering collectors a compact yet visually striking cultivar with architectural character

delivering vibrant red-blushed traps with exceptional coloration intensity that deepens under bright light

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