Dionaea muscipula Cross Teeth (Shipped Bare-Root) Marduk making this American-bred giant a

making this American-bred giant a crown jewel for serious collectors

and bold structure

and made its way into the western market around 2022 to considerable excitement

Dionaea muscipula Triton presents a striking anomaly among Venus flytraps: completely green traps with a distinctively fused distal end and often-merged teeth

This cultivar embodies Ziemer's innovative horticultural legacy

Dionaea muscipula Cross Teeth (Shipped Bare-Root) Marduk making this American-bred giant aOriginated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park, Australia and registered in 2013, Cross Teeth produces leaves up to 6 cm bearing traps up to 3. 1 cm. The distinguishing feature is that up to four marginal lashes can be fused together at their bases, forming triangular blades, with the lobes of the traps nearly orbicular and their margins often folded inward giving a boxy appearance. In summer the foliage becomes highly colorful trap interiors, margins,