Dionaea muscipula Pluto (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Extreme Giant For collectors pursuing variegated forms

For collectors pursuing variegated forms

sending its petioles vertically rather than hugging the substrate

darkly pigmented nectar spoons that curve sharply forward

Heliamphora uncinata Amuri AW represents the endemic jewel of Amuri Tepui's narrow canyons

Dionaea muscipula Pluto (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Extreme Giant For collectors pursuing variegated formsOriginated by M. Maier of Germany in September 2010 and registered in 2013, Pluto produces traps where the distal ends are partly fused, creating a distinctive V shaped cut between the lobe tips. The traps are long and narrow with a rectangular aspect, up to 3. 4 cm, and despite the fused ends they are capable of closing and digesting prey. Narrow leaf bases reach up to 1. 9 cm with occasional elongated petioles. Interior surfaces suffuse bright red