Dionaea muscipula Paradisia (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Paradisia (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by J. Kapitany at Paradisia Nurseries in Australia from California stock in the early 1990s and registered in 2013, Paradisia produces mostly decumbent leaves up to 12 cm with traps up to 4. 1 cm. Its most distinctive characteristic is highly variable trap coloration depending on light intensity: in direct sun the trap interiors develop suffused reddish coloration, sometimes with red flecks and speckles, while the margins and lashes often

This morphological anomaly makes it a striking addition to any serious collection

Virginia through hand pollination in 2018

Each cutting has been allowed to develop a healthy root system before shipping

all-red cultivar distinguished from similar forms by its specific leaf-base-to-trap-length ratio and uniformly horizontal growth

Under strong light the traps blush deep crimson while the petioles remain a vivid green

reverse osmosis

producing distinctive mutated and deformed traps that set it apart for collectors seeking unusual morphological traits

this is a vigorous

The interior flushes brilliant red and often lacks functional trigger hairs

more prominent specimens with profound coloration—a dramatic transformation that rewards patient cultivation and makes this selection prized among serious collectors seeking bold pigmentation and distinctive dentition

fin-like teeth and a vivid crimson trap coloration far more intense than its sister cultivar

spike-like teeth that project from the trap margins with an aggressively devilish character