Venus Flytrap-Dionaea muscipula 'Wacky Trap' Carnivero Exclusives These should be stunning as

These should be stunning as they mature and seem to be easier to grow than villosa or edwardsiana (more like hamata)

Pitcher body seems to vary from red to pink to yellow and is spotted

These seem heavily influenced by the campanulata shape with colors that range from cream to bright pinks and reds

Nepenthes mira has some of the most beautiful coloration of any species in the genus

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Venus Flytrap-Dionaea muscipula 'Wacky Trap' Carnivero Exclusives These should be stunning asDionaea muscipula Wacky Traps lives up to its name with its distinctive, irregular traps. The tissue in these traps never fully develops, resulting in a jagged appearance with almost nonexistent teeth, making them less effective for catching prey. To compensate, supplemental foliar feeding with Maxsea is beneficial. This unusual cultivar was created by Cresco Nursery in the Netherlands and was first identified by Mike Ross among a collection of mutant