Dionaea muscipula Bobbit Worms (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Miss Pimbeche there was occasionally confusion between

there was occasionally confusion between this plant and a clone called 'Tellereisen'

helmet-shaped nectar spoon

Dionaea muscipula Bimbo from breeder E

irregular trap margins lined with characteristically short

producing the longest pitchers known in Heliamphora—reaching 50–60cm in exceptional specimens—with striking uniformly light green bodies traced by vivid red interior stripes and matching marginal lines

Dionaea muscipula Bobbit Worms (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Miss Pimbeche there was occasionally confusion betweenDiflora's Bobbit Worms represents a striking departure from typical Venus flytrap architecture, with erect, dramatically curved traps displaying brilliant orange red inner lobes that graduate to green at the edges. This distinctive cultivar captivates collectors with its thick, wavy trap margins and profoundly unusual tooth morphologynearly invisible in juveniles, they mysteriously merge with ripple patterns in mature plantswhile notably lacking the