Dionaea muscipula Jim Grant Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Jim Grant Giant (Shipped Bare-Root)The Jim Grant Giant represents a significant addition to the giant Venus flytrap category, offering collectors a cultivar with the substantial trap size and vigor demanded by serious enthusiasts. I believe this one originated from Jim Grants property in North Carolina. This selection embodies the pursuit of larger, more robust specimens that characterize contemporary hybridization efforts within the Dionaea community. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours

Maier of Germany in September 2010 and registered in 2013

Interior surfaces develop pinkish red coloration in direct sunlight while the rest of the foliage stays yellowish green

elongated red dentition characteristic of its distinguished parentage

This cultivar's compact

now established in the ICPS cultivar register

Expect massive

The defining feature is the trap margin

While the registration is preliminary due to a missing standard

Microdent is named for its exceptionally small marginal teeth — smaller than any other cultivar in the Dentate Traps Group

Mature plants display impressively oversized traps adorned with prominent

Tiger Fang earns its name through dramatically curved traps with short

This "very strange form" rewards collectors seeking departure from classical Venus flytrap aesthetics with its uniquely frilled and irregular trap structure—a modern breeding triumph for those who prize botanical oddity and genetic complexity