A captivating carnivorous plant with jaw-like leaves that snap shut on insects, featuring vibrant green color with sometimes red interiors, perfect for adding intrigue.
1-3 Plants in a Tissue Culture Cup
Visual Description: A captivating variety distinguished by its scalloped or rounded trap margins, giving it a softer, unique appearance compared to typical jagged-toothed varieties. The traps are medium to large, with a vibrant green base that gradually transitions to a striking red or pink hue on the inner surface, particularly around the trap's center. The teeth, or cilia, are short and noticeably rounded, resembling tiny, smooth arcs rather than sharp spikes, giving the plant an almost ornamental look. When fully opened, the traps appear like delicate, ruffled mouths ready to snap shut on unsuspecting prey. The plant's low-growing rosette form stays compact, making the 'Crenata' perfect for showcasing its elegant, rounded traps in any collection.
1-3 young plants (1-2cm in size) in early growth stages
Country of Origin: This cultivar originates from the southeastern United States, where the Venus Fly Trap species is native.
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How to Harden Tissue Culture Dionaea muscipula: Gradually acclimatise your tissue-cultured 'B52' to outdoor conditions. Start by placing the plant in a shaded area for a week, then slowly introduce it to more sunlight over the next 2–3 weeks. Maintain high humidity during this period, and be cautious not to expose the plant to direct sunlight or strong winds too quickly.
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