Dionaea muscipula Fangzahn (E.Koenig) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula CCCP Orca This highly sought cultivar's morphological

This highly sought cultivar's morphological oddity makes it an essential specimen for serious Dionaea collectors

featuring distinctly tall traps with vivid contrasting striping down the petiole that sets this cultivar apart

a well-known American carnivorous plant breeder responsible for a number of distinctive collector clones under the CCCP designation

continuing Mathias Maier's tradition of developing distinctive Venus flytrap morphologies

Galaxy x Self represents a deliberate self-pollination of the Araflora Galaxy clone

Dionaea muscipula Fangzahn (E.Koenig) (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula CCCP Orca This highly sought cultivar's morphologicalOriginated by Dr. Edgar Koenig of Germany in 2009 and registered by M. Maier in 2013, Fangzahn is the German word for fang tooth. The cultivar is distinctive for its exceptionally robust marginal lashes measuring up to 1. 6 cm in length among the longest of any registered cultivar on traps up to 3. 6 cm long. The plant produces long erect foliage in summer with trap interiors and lashes that are variably pink, red, or maroon. The exterior surfaces and