Dionaea muscipula Triton (Shipped Bare-Root) Biohazard 2 earning a patent for its

earning a patent for its dramatic departure from typical cultivars

In direct sunlight the interiors can deepen to dark reddish purple while the lashes remain pinkish red

This vigorous cultivar produces some of the largest flytrap rosettes available

Paradisia produces mostly decumbent leaves up to 12 cm with traps up to 4

The standout feature is its variegated

Dionaea muscipula Triton (Shipped Bare-Root) Biohazard 2 earning a patent for itsDionaea muscipula Triton presents a striking anomaly among Venus flytraps: completely green traps with a distinctively fused distal end and often merged teeth, creating an architectural trap morphology that captivates serious collectors. This historic cultivar, documented in major registries and associated with collector Tim Biking's 2014 documentation, remains a must have for enthusiasts seeking unusual trap mutations and genuine morphological