Dionaea muscipula Fused Tooth (Shipped Bare-Root) Star Relatively uncommon in collections and

Relatively uncommon in collections and worth acquiring while available

This robust Philippine-Sumatran complex hybrid combines the stunning red pitcher coloration of sibuyanensis with the vigor of spectabilis × beccariana parentage

Paradisia produces mostly decumbent leaves up to 12 cm with traps up to 4

high-performance Venus flytrap with proven developmental vigor

well-shaped traps with widely spaced short teeth and very thick lips

Dionaea muscipula Fused Tooth (Shipped Bare-Root) Star Relatively uncommon in collections andOriginated by T. Carow in Germany around 1990 and formally registered by P. D'Amato and T. Carow in 2004, Fused Tooth arose from tissue culture. The defining trait is few, widely spaced teeth that are fused together by webbing, creating broad flat tooth structures rather than individual filiform spines. Originally described simply as a tissue cultured mutation, it became the parent plant for several important derivative cultivars including Louchapates