Dionaea muscipula Alien - Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Cup Trap Named after Mefistofele — the

Named after Mefistofele — the demonic figure from Faust who brokers deals between man and darkness — this Carnivoria release leans fully into the aesthetic its name promises

registered in 2022

healthy growth serious collectors seek

Dionaea muscipula Patches captivates with its striking irregular variegation—patches of white and light-green discoloration sweep across leaves and trap surfaces in unpredictable patterns

making it a standout for collectors seeking pronounced morphological variation

Dionaea muscipula Alien - Small (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Cup Trap Named after Mefistofele — theRegistered in 2010 by Guillaume Bily, who discovered this plant at a Carniflora open day, the Alien cultivar takes its name from Ridley Scotts 1979 film. The defining feature is dramatically arched traps reaching 4 to 5 cm on mature specimens, with teeth that are slightly shorter than typical and bear small lateral wings along each tooth. Mature traps fuse at the distal end, causing the lobes to overlap. Because the lobes are exceptionally heavy, they