Dionaea muscipula Purple Haze (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Crocodile scaly appearance that sets it

scaly appearance that sets it apart from any standard flytrap form

Named after the 1922 silent horror film

Farina (known online as Dannata) in Italy in 2008 and registered in 2013

delivers striking seasonal color with bright red trap interiors under strong light and distinctly upright

Dionaea muscipula Purple Haze (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Crocodile scaly appearance that sets itRegistered by J. M. Kotleba of Florida in 2015, Purple Haze resulted from a deliberate 2005 cross of Low Giant as pollen parent onto Akai Ryu. From 29 germinated seeds one seedling showed uniquely dark color and larger trap size. Mature plants grow leaves horizontally and low to the ground throughout the growing season, with the leaf base length never exceeding the trap length a ratio that remains consistent as the plant matures. Traps average 3 to 4