Dionaea muscipula Small Sawtooth (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Clayton’s Red Sunset knob-like ends — some of

knob-like ends — some of those terminal knobs are Y or T shaped

This prostrate cultivar displays characteristically irregular

Sourced through Jeremiah Harris

Developed by the former Curator of Tropical Plants at Atlanta Botanical Garden

The defining feature is the trap margin

Dionaea muscipula Small Sawtooth (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Clayton’s Red Sunset knob-like ends — some ofDionaea muscipula Sawtooth commands attention with its considerably large traps, brilliant green foliage, and distinctive pastel red trap interiors framed by uniquely divided teeth that create an almost fringed, saw blade appearance. This upright cultivar's minutely bifurcated dentition sets it apart from standard Venus flytraps, making it a prized specimen for collectors seeking morphological rarity and dramatic trap presentation. Care Requirements