Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula Schupp Destruction collection Sarracenia rosea f

Sarracenia rosea f

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hirsute petioles that are likely used as a mechanism to reflect the intense light away in its native habitat

It has the increased branches of multifida with the hardiness of dichotoma

Most of the plants for sale display black "variegated" leaves and the pitchers are dark and striped

Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula Schupp Destruction collection Sarracenia rosea fDionaea muscipula Schupp Destruction is one of the most unusual Venus flytraps. Translated to "scary stalk," this unique carnivorous plant had a stunning texture along the leaves before the trap. Chances are youve heard of this botanical wonder even if you are new to carnivorous plants. Native to the Carolinas, the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is easy to grow outdoors or in a sunny windowsill in most of the USA. The Venus flytrap grows alongside