Dionea muscipula Whale x Bristletooth but with the same waxy

but with the same waxy coating and water accumulative abilities as its larger

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Northern California to southern Oregon

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Stylidium debile

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Heliamphora ionasi

Catopsis juncifolia is a rarely offered bromeliad and one of 30 species of catopsis more commonly recognized when referring to the carnivorous bromeliad Catopsis berteroniana

Dionea muscipula Whale x Bristletooth but with the same waxyA 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