Dionaea muscipula Coq Couché (Shipped Bare-Root) SD Draco round traps with unusually sharp

round traps with unusually sharp

grown from the same batch of Peaty Pitchers seed by Laurens Eggen in the Netherlands

established specimen ready to grow

reliable growth of mollis—a powerhouse combination from three distinct regional lineages

The ornate peristome not only gives the plant its iconic appearance but also plays a critical role in trapping prey—mostly insects—by creating a slippery surface that leads into a vat of digestive fluid

Dionaea muscipula Coq Couché (Shipped Bare-Root) SD Draco round traps with unusually sharpNamed for its rooster crested silhouette, Coq Couch is a low growing European cultivar that blooms with extraordinary intensity as summer progressesvibrant green leaves giving way to deeply crimson traps with striking orange teeth that seem to glow against the verdant petioles. Short, robust dentition and a prostrate habit make this an architectural specimen for collectors seeking dramatic red coloration without the sprawl of standard clones. Care