Dionaea muscipula Wacky Traps (Shipped Bare-Root) guinness world record plant aggressive look

aggressive look

amplifying the legendary Schuppenstiel traits to dramatic effect

with leaves that defy conventional development patterns and petioles capable of bearing multiple traps simultaneously

outward-bending traps that deepen from crimson to intense purplish-red under strong light exposure

carpet-forming growth habit—a hardy European clone that develops vivid seasonal coloration under strong light

Dionaea muscipula Wacky Traps (Shipped Bare-Root) guinness world record plant aggressive lookOriginating from Cresco Nursery in the Netherlands and formally registered by the ICPS in 2006, Wacky Traps lives up to its name with incompletely developed trap tissue that creates a characteristically jagged, almost grotesque silhouettea morphological oddity that captivates serious collectors. Under strong light, the thick, cactus like traps blush with deep red spotting inside, while the virtually absent teeth and irregular trap margins give this