Dionaea muscipula Harmony (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Harmony (Shipped Bare-Root)Originated by C. Klein, S. Glied, C. Paul, and M. Stoeckl in Germany in 2011 and registered in 2013, Harmony produces prostrate foliage with oval traps curved along the midrib, up to 3. 8 cm long. The most distinctive feature is the marginal lashes in mature specimens, which have swollen, knob like ends some of those terminal knobs are Y or T shaped, a structural detail unique among registered cultivars. All foliage is yellowish green with only a very

The foliage is entirely golden green

making it an excellent choice for wide shallow bog pots where the color can spread across the surface

the Stiletto is a striking upright cultivar distinguished by its completely green coloration and remarkably long teeth that fuse together along the trap margins—a rare morphological trait prized by serious collectors

understated cultivar distinguished specifically by the scale of its lashes relative to trap size

toothless burgundy traps that rotate characteristically along the leaf axis

The plant produces long erect foliage in summer with trap interiors and lashes that are variably pink

and the plant remains low-growing throughout the season rather than sending up erect summer foliage

• Growth Habit: It produces long petioles that can reach up to 6 inches

Whether you're hunting for a classic highlander with insane peristome stripes or a hybrid that's dripping in color and fangs

While specific details on this cultivar remain limited in major registries

Justina Davis is a bright green plant that has been in cultivation for many years under informal names like all green and green traps

and new traps may blush a very light pink when first opening in strong light — a subtle blush that fades as they mature