Dionaea muscipula Galaxy (Shipped Bare-Root) dionaea muscipula featuring distinctly tall traps with

featuring distinctly tall traps with vivid contrasting striping down the petiole that sets this cultivar apart

saw-like trap margin unlike the triangular shark teeth found in competing morphotypes

making it a primary alternative for collectors pursuing maximum trap dimensions from verified registered genetics

Bright green upright petioles support deep red interiors lined with elongated crimson teeth

Nominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998

Dionaea muscipula Galaxy (Shipped Bare-Root) dionaea muscipula featuring distinctly tall traps withAraflora's Galaxy presents a striking study in chromatic evolution, with open, outward bending traps that deepen from crimson to intense purplish red under strong light exposure. This distinctive cultivar features notably elongated petioles and characteristically deformed trap morphology that sets it apart from similar open trap varieties, making it a visually compelling addition for collectors seeking dynamic color development. Care Requirements