Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root) Ron Gagliardo 38J Red Dentate exemplifies the striking

Red Dentate exemplifies the striking color morphs prized by serious collectors

the Sawtooth cultivar showcases deeply divided teeth subdivided two or three times over

Growth Habit: Long petioles create an impressively sprawling plant that grows into a genuine carnivorous bush — dramatic in both footprint and presence

Registered in 2013 by Damon Collingsworth of California Carnivores

barely-visible cilia that blush orange to red under intense light

Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root) Ron Gagliardo 38J Red Dentate exemplifies the strikingRegistered in 2013 by Damon Collingsworth of California Carnivores, who found this plant before 2009, the Gremlin is named for its extraordinary tendency to divide and multiply. A single clump can grow into a remarkable mound in just a few years. The foliage is entirely golden green, and new traps may blush a very light pink when first opening in strong light a subtle blush that fades as they mature, suggesting it is not entirely anthocyanin free.