Dionaea muscipula Dreamsicle (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Dreamsicle (Shipped Bare-Root)Dreamsicle is a colorful and sought after cultivar that lives up to its name with vibrant orange and creamy peach tones a welcome departure from the standard green and red look most flytraps are known for. Coloration: The main draw. Trap interiors develop a striking orange red to peach hue that can appear almost neon or glowing under high light, reminiscent of an orange creamsicle. The effect is unlike any standard red cultivar. Teeth: Long and

Bred and registered by French grower Lucien Blacher in 2012

This striking cultivar's intricate cilia and delicate tooth structure make it a prized addition for collectors seeking morphological refinement and seasonal color display

Stoeckl in 2008

wavy trap margins lined in soft crimson—a dramatic departure from the species' iconic dentition

Keep humidity high and light moderate for the first few weeks while the plant re-establishes

this is a serious contender

Expect intermediate morphology featuring substantial pitchers with prominent peristome teeth and the vigor needed to thrive in intermediate to highland conditions

producing many offshoots and reaching maturity faster than most cultivars

ever-varying trap forms are the draw here

Nominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998

delicately wavy petioles that mirror butterfly wings in graceful flight

Its pitchers can exceed 40 cm in height and are brilliantly colored