As the name suggests, this Venus flytrap cultivar divides like gangbusters! It's definitely one mogwai you'll want to give water and feed after midnight because mo' 'Gremlin' Venus flytraps are mo' better.
Dionaea ‘Big Mouth’
David Fefferman2017-09-17T20:42:36-08:00Sometimes a name says it all. This Venus flytrap produces large, red-mouthed traps that cluster at ground level like a bouquet of death.
Venus Flytrap
admin2019-01-13T18:59:39-08:00With its menacing teeth and snapping jaws, it’s no surprise that the Venus flytrap has become the poster-child of carnivorous plants. This famous plant’s animalistic appearance almost makes it feel as though it is a thinking, calculating predator.
Dionaea muscipula ‘King Henry’
David Fefferman2017-07-21T17:23:41-08:00Dionaea muscipula ‘King Henry’
A monster of a Venus flytrap, Dionaea muscipula ‘King Henry’ is a cultivar first bred by Don Elkins of Mesa Exotics. It was selectively bred for its large size, and hilariously named after the loud/large-mouthed King Henry from the show […]
Dionaea B-52
David Fefferman2017-03-24T20:24:08-08:00Not named for the massive B-52 bomber, but might as well be, the B-52 flytrap is a massive traps surpassing 2 inches in length.
Dionaea Dentate
admin2017-09-13T19:11:01-08:00Dionaea muscipula var. Dentate
Dentate Venus flytrap cultivars are known for fuzed teeth which appear shorter and more triangular than normal flytrap teeth. The word “dentate” (den·tate/’dentat/adjective) means having a toothlike or serrated edge. – A perfect name for this unique variety of Dionaea muscipula.
There […]