Dionaea muscipula Amteborus (Shipped Bare-Root) collector venus flytrap Its most distinctive characteristic is

Its most distinctive characteristic is highly variable trap coloration depending on light intensity: in direct sun the trap interiors develop suffused reddish coloration

Yellow-green outer trap surfaces contrast dramatically with brilliant red inner lobes and distinctively long

Giant Upright Burgundy Traps represents a striking selection prized by collectors for its commanding vertical growth habit and deep crimson-pigmented trap interiors that intensify under bright light

Discovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996

Dionaea muscipula Amteborus (Shipped Bare-Root) collector venus flytrap Its most distinctive characteristic isAmteborus is an upright cultivar with striking dark purple red traps that intensify to near black in winter, accented by orange tinting near the leaf blade and armed with robust, saw like serrated teeth. This slow growing clone develops a compact, clumpy habit and demands patiencea rewarding choice for collectors seeking dramatic coloration and distinctive dental architecture. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of direct sun daily. A south facing window