Dionaea 'flat spotted'?

D. muscipula 'galaxy'

D. muscipula 'louchapates'

D. muscipula 'Microdent'

Distributed by Araflora in 2010. This clone a certain similarity with Dionaea. This clone It is a vigorous, The traps like shell and not color red even in bright sunlight

D. muscipula 'spotty'

Unknown origin. The peculiarity is that clone is to have the teeth go in all directions and are fused at the base. It is sometimes possible to observe the crestations on petioles. Traps are erected in the summer and inside a very dark red in full sun.

This form was isolated by Ron Gagliardo the Atlanta Botanical Garden and the registrant icps in 1998. The color varies according to the exposure, it is green and burgundy in winter and takes a burgundy color if exposed to direct sunlight in summer. Its leaves are prostrate in winter and erect in summer.

Dionaea muscipula 'red piranha' Selected by Edward Read and Ivan Snyder, California June 20, 1995. She comes from a cross between a "dentate" and a Venus flytrap "all red". The "red piranha" to the particularity of the petioles was erected in traps with red purple, his teeth are finely chopped.

Selected by Mr Christian Klein, she is a certain similarity with Dionaea "Shell" but the plant is completely green even in bright light. Teeth like small hooks. Traps remains prostrate throughout the year.