Dionaea muscipula La Grosse a Gui Gui (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula GJ Phalanx they close slowly and often

they close slowly and often incompletely

Traps rival B52 for size

By late summer under strong conditions the plant reaches a particularly deep red-brown intensity

The plant grows and matures quickly

Marginal lashes start yellowish green and turn reddish purple with age

Dionaea muscipula La Grosse a Gui Gui (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula GJ Phalanx they close slowly and oftenNamed by a Frenchman known affectionately as Gui Gui, this cultivars name is a bilingual play on words la grosse meaning the big one, a nod to its notably large trap size. That French origin story alone makes it a conversation piece, but the plant backs it up: deep red bladed traps and a presence among serious European hybrid breeders signal genuine horticultural merit rather than novelty. For collectors building out comprehensive Dionaea genetics, La