Dionaea muscipula Ginormous (Shipped Bare-Root)

Dionaea muscipula Ginormous (Shipped Bare-Root)Registered in 2013 by Damon Collingsworth of California Carnivores, Ginormous was a long established plant at the historic Albion nursery site since at least 1988 predating the B52 by well over a decade. Collingsworth found it after acquiring the site and recognized it as distinct: petioles tend to be longer than B52, trap interiors are very red but often not quite as dark, and outdoor growth appears slightly more vigorous. Traps rival B52 for size,

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

Giant Clam produces leaves up to 8 cm bearing traps up to 4

a visual intensity driven by robust anthocyanin production in mature traps

Hell Hound is a cultivar name circulating in collector trade

75–90°F

making it an essential acquisition for those seeking uncommon trap architecture and dramatic cosmetic appeal

rivaling even the legendary Coq Couché in chromatic intensity—a hallmark of serious carnivorous plant breeding pursued by experienced European growers

Origin and Naming

non-serrated triangular teeth that give this cultivar its predatory character

Jaws x 1955 represents a distinctive hybrid cross combining two landmark Venus flytrap bloodlines

making it equally rewarding for beginners seeking a forgiving starter plant and seasoned collectors building diverse bloodlines

Dionaea muscipula Spotty captivates collectors with its striking patchwork of crimson spots scattered across emerald traps and foliage