Dionaea muscipula Scarlet Bristle (Shipped Bare-Root) Asmodeus saw-like trap margin unlike the

saw-like trap margin unlike the triangular shark teeth found in competing morphotypes

Dionaea muscipula Bimbo from breeder E

This upright cultivar's narrow petiole and deformed trap morphology make it a conversation piece for collectors seeking dramatic departure from classical Venus flytrap geometry

making this a cornerstone cultivar for serious collectors seeking both horticultural performance and visual drama

This large-forming cultivar delivers the dramatic coloration and substantial trap size serious collectors seek

Dionaea muscipula Scarlet Bristle (Shipped Bare-Root) Asmodeus saw-like trap margin unlike theDiscovered by Richard Keen during tissue culture propagation and published in 1996, Scarlet Bristle captivates collectors with its strikingly thick, bristly trigger hairs that develop conspicuous growth on mature trapsa rare morphological anomaly among Venus flytraps. The short toothed traps develop intense scarlet to burgundy coloration under filtered sunlight, while distinctive marginal cilia that are dramatically reduced and irregular create a