Dionaea muscipula Giant Sand (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula FTS Super Vigorous A collector clone for those

A collector clone for those building out diverse and less common Dionaea genetics

producing large

Named after the 1922 silent horror film

The CCCP Darkness remains an elusive specimen in the documented cultivar registry

cactus-like traps blush with deep red spotting inside

Dionaea muscipula Giant Sand (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula FTS Super Vigorous A collector clone for thoseGiant Sand was developed and named by Norman Parker, a notable grower closely associated with the legendary carnivorous plant expert Adrian Slack. It is a staple in heritage collections and widely regarded for its structural elegance. The defining characteristic is its strongly upright growth habit long, slender petioles lift the traps high above the rosette, keeping them clearly separated from one another and giving the plant a clean, architectural