Dionaea muscipula Louchapates (Shipped Bare-Root) Clayton’s Red Sunset thriving at 1900–2100 meters where

thriving at 1900–2100 meters where few species dare venture

Olive Green represents a distinctive European clone prized for its uniform

making it a striking addition to any serious collector's carnivorous plant collection

undulating margins that refuse conventional geometry

this Andreas Wistuba clone produces squat

Dionaea muscipula Louchapates (Shipped Bare-Root) Clayton’s Red Sunset thriving at 1900–2100 meters whereOriginated by Romuald Anfraix of Lyon, France in 2000 from a batch of Fused Tooth plants and registered in 2004, Louchapates is named after the culinary tool used to serve spaghetti noodles an apt description of its flattened, forked teeth. Unlike the typical Fused Tooth clone where teeth are broadly webbed together, each tooth in Louchapates is individually flattened in cross section, about 2 mm wide, with tips that are often multiply divided