Dionaea muscipula Cluster Trap (Shipped Bare-Root) Bimbo small rippled traps and nearly toothless

rippled traps and nearly toothless jaws that evolve dramatically throughout the growing season

curved bean-shaped traps that rival the Alien in presence

remains a must-have for enthusiasts seeking unusual trap mutations and genuine morphological variation

making it an ideal specimen for collectors seeking reliable performance and substantial plant architecture

Koi was named and introduced by Gerrit Gassmann of Gassmann Carnivores in Germany

Dionaea muscipula Cluster Trap (Shipped Bare-Root) Bimbo small rippled traps and nearly toothlessCluster Trap stands out for its remarkable proliferation habit, producing traps that branch into traps, eventually crowding a pot with hundreds of gaping maws as the plant matures and divides. This unusual morphological trait makes it a fascinating choice for collectors seeking Venus flytraps with distinctive growth patterns beyond conventional single trap architecture. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of direct sun daily. A south facing window or