Introducing Our Venus Flytraps! 🌱🦟✨
Our Venus Flytraps are out of the lab, meaning they’re not yet the full-sized beauties you might be used to seeing. Instead of classifying them by leaf size, we sort them mainly by rhizome size—the underground heart of the plant that determines its future growth.📸
Want to understand sizes better? - The answerSee Their Potential! = Check out the descriptive picture to get an idea of what your Flytrap will grow into.
Then, refer to the size description to understand what to expect when you receive yours.
Give them the right care, and you'll watch these iconic carnivorous plants flourish into formidable bug hunters! 🦟➡️😋
There are different sizes available - please select the size that suit you the best.
(Wholesale enquiries welcome on this variety) 30 +
Dionaea muscipula "Big Dracula" is a captivating cultivar of the iconic Venus flytrap, known for its imposing size and distinctive characteristics. This particular variant stands out with larger-than-average traps, each sporting serrated edges reminiscent of fangs, lending it the intriguing moniker "Big Dracula." The leaves of "Big Dracula" exhibit an intense red coloration, further adding to its mystique and making it a visually striking addition to any carnivorous plant collection.
Growing up to several inches in diameter, the traps of "Big Dracula" are notably robust, capable of capturing a diverse range of prey with impressive efficiency. As with all Venus flytraps, this cultivar employs a unique mechanism to entrap insects, relying on trigger-sensitive hairs that prompt the rapid closure of its toothed lobes upon contact.
Ideal for enthusiasts seeking a visually striking and larger-than-life carnivorous plant experience, Dionaea muscipula "Big Dracula" combines the allure of nature's predators with an aesthetic appeal that is sure to captivate plant lovers and curious observers alike. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or incorporated into a carnivorous plant collection, "Big Dracula" promises to be a standout specimen, showcasing the intriguing and predatory beauty of the Venus flytrap in a distinctive way.