Dionea muscipula Whale x Bristletooth an extremely large ‘trigger’ and

an extremely large ‘trigger’ and also some of the most impressive trichomes of any Stylidium

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This species rarely resembles its natural structure due the difficulty for cultivators to provide enough light to match that of the peaks of the Tepui sandstone mountains where they are found

Available plants are large specimen shipped in pots of sphagnum moss

Dionea muscipula Whale x Bristletooth an extremely large ‘trigger’ andA boutique species of Venus flytrap featuring active traps and bristles resembling whale teeth! Available plants are large specimen shipped in pots of sphagnum moss. **Please note that VFTs need live prey to properly eat and will slowly lose the ability to snap shut if actively teased, so limit closing the traps for show!** CARE REQUIREMENTS: **DORMANCY** Flytraps require a 1 3 month winter dormancy in which they slow or stop growth while conserving