Dionaea muscipula Amteborus (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Amteborus (Shipped Bare-Root)Amteborus is an upright cultivar with striking dark purple red traps that intensify to near black in winter, accented by orange tinting near the leaf blade and armed with robust, saw like serrated teeth. This slow growing clone develops a compact, clumpy habit and demands patiencea rewarding choice for collectors seeking dramatic coloration and distinctive dental architecture. Care Requirements Light 6+ hours of direct sun daily. A south facing window

180 meters

distributed by Andreas Wistuba

where hybrid populations sometimes outnumber their parents

low rosettes packed with truly massive snap-traps

Dionaea muscipula Vitiligo exhibits a striking and unusual trap interior marked by irregular patches of dark red and lighter coloration

Araflora's Galaxy presents a striking study in chromatic evolution

Heliamphora heterodoxa represents one of the most adaptable species in the genus

This vigorous clone develops large

It was formally separated when it became clear that this plant reliably displays green margins even in adult leaves under intense sunlight — a trait inconsistent with the all-red Akai Ryu

slender petioles fused seamlessly to verdant green traps that flush yellow internally under intense light

Its defining feature lies in distinctly short

Growth habit is prostrate throughout the year