Dionaea muscipula Scarlet Bristle (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Scarlet Bristle (Shipped Bare-Root)Discovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996, Scarlet Bristle captivates collectors with its strikingly thick, bristly trigger hairs that develop conspicuous growth on mature trapsa rare morphological anomaly among Venus flytraps. The short toothed traps develop intense scarlet to burgundy coloration under filtered sunlight, while distinctive marginal cilia that are dramatically reduced and irregular create a

making it an essential addition for collectors pursuing the largest and most architecturally dramatic Venus flytraps available

prized by serious collectors for its bizarre dental architecture and dramatic seasonal color expression

Matze Maier's GJ Giant Shark from Green Jaws Nursery represents the pinnacle of giant flytrap breeding—a vigorous

which twists and folds into a distinctive dumpling-like shape as the plant matures

Soil — Well-draining mix of live sphagnum

The plant produces long erect foliage in summer with trap interiors and lashes that are variably pink

Whatever the inspiration

distinguished by a strongly prostrate growth habit and intense dark maroon trap coloration

earning recognition among collectors who seek dramatic color saturation and substantial trap size

rewarding dedicated growers with the spectacular scale this lineage promises

Selected by Mathias Maier of Green Jaws

making it a visually commanding addition to any serious collection