distinguished by its unusually circular trap morphology and distinctive solar-hued coloration that intensifies under bright light conditions
cup-like structures rather than traditional snap traps—a rare structural variant prized by collectors seeking morphological diversity
and during a single growing season a single individual can produce 10 to 30 or more offshoots — exceptional productivity that sets it apart from other all-red forms
now established in the ICPS cultivar register
combined with the otherworldly fused-tooth marginal spine structure that creates an almost extraterrestrial appearance
Dionaea muscipula Trev’s Dracula (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula CCCP Wolverine distinguished by its unusually circularTrev's Dracula, developed by Irish grower Trev Cox and registered with the ICPS, commands attention with its blood red coloration that intensifies under strong light, dramatic arching traps, and menacingly jagged dentition along the trap margins. This vigorous cultivar produces some of the largest flytrap rosettes available, with exceptionally tall petioles that hold aloft its spectacular traps in an imposing, upright habita statement piece for