Dionaea muscipula Justina Davis (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Justina Davis (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered by Barry Rice in 2006 and named after the wife of colonial governor Arthur Dobbs, Justina Davis is a bright green plant that has been in cultivation for many years under informal names like all green and green traps. Its defining characteristic is the complete absence of orange or red pigmentation in the leaves even when grown in full sun. The electric green leaves can be mistaken for fresh young traps that have not yet developed

Kayan is distinguished by an extraordinarily elongated neck — the collar between the leaf base and the trap — that can reach 2

creating a jagged

This robust cultivar is prized for its impressive trap size and vigorous growth habit

and leaf cuttings

Teeth: Short

delivers exceptional vertical presence with elongated

combining the distinctive dentate petioles and robust trigger sensitivity characteristic of the CCCP breeding line with a naturally restrained growth habit

A collector clone for growers who prize dramatic trap dentition

Yellow-green outer trap surfaces contrast dramatically with brilliant red inner lobes and distinctively long

now propagated in vitro by experienced growers

AR Werewolf merges the dark crimson aesthetics of two elite clones into a strikingly unconventional trap form: wavy

originating from Marco Farina's cross of Coq Couché × Up-Giant