Dionaea muscipula Low Giant (Shipped Bare-Root) Carnivoria Dense The plant is slow to

The plant is slow to establish due to prolific offshoot production but forms strong specimens after two growing seasons

This fairly rare cultivar's most compelling feature is its unpredictably irregular dentition—teeth that vary wildly from lengthy to stubby to entirely absent—creating a genuinely unique trap margin that makes each plant unmistakably individual

while the virtually absent teeth and irregular trap margins give this cultivar an unmistakable

Distinctive short

Dionaea muscipula Low Giant (Shipped Bare-Root) Carnivoria Dense The plant is slow toOriginated by Colin Clayton of Triffid Park, Australia and registered in 2013, Low Giant produces decumbent leaves throughout the growing season bearing robust traps up to 5 cm rivaling B52 and DC XL for the title of largest trap among registered cultivars, though not the largest overall leaf size. Rosettes reach 20 cm in diameter and divide frequently to produce impressive clumps. Trap interiors are bright red while lobe margins and all other parts