Venus Flytrap-Dionaea muscipula 'Freaky Star' Size:Medium This is a cross between

This is a cross between two of our largest forms of truncata

Lowland variants of veitchii tend to have more elongated leaves that have a more robust upper pitcher region as opposed to squat forms

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captivates with its rosettes of sticky leaves

This Bornean species produces magnificently shaped flared peristomes on robust pitcher bodies with colors ranging from deep brown to pink to candy cane striped

Venus Flytrap-Dionaea muscipula 'Freaky Star' Size:Medium This is a cross betweenThe Dionaea muscipula Freaky Star earns its name from two distinctive features. First, its traps are star shaped with thick, fleshy edges, often lined with rows of teeth and sometimes even double rows. Second, its fleshy stalks grow uncontrollably, winding erratically as they reach for the sky. Its unique appearance makes the Dionaea muscipula Freaky Star a standout among Venus flytraps, offering a touch of the bizarre. Chances are youve heard of this