Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root) Ron Gagliardo 38J Growth Habit: Long petioles create

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

Dionaea muscipula Asmodeus from Diflora showcases a mesmerizing cascade of morphological mutations—mirrored

Red Dentate exemplifies the striking color morphs prized by serious collectors

Vigorous and ambitious

Dionaea muscipula 1955 is a classic cultivar recognized across major flytrap registries for its distinctive light green traps suspended on elongated

Dionaea muscipula Gremlin (Shipped Bare-Root) Ron Gagliardo 38J Growth Habit: Long petioles createRegistered 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.