One (1) Dionaea muscipula “Red Moon Trap” small
Ships bareroot. Photo with quarter is representative of size sold. First photo is of mature cultivar.
Dionaea muscipula “Red Moon Trap” is a particular clone known for its deformed traps; like the “Moon Trap” but it is a prostrate dionaea with round, divaricate (diverge widely) red traps that are dark red-purple in color when well exposed to light. In addition, the traps are even more deformed and bigger! Can’t miss in your collection of weird dionaea!
Origin:
Coastal plain of southeastern North Carolina and northeastern South Carolina.
Description:
- Climate: temperate
- Life-cycle: perennial (Winter dormancy)
- Shape: prostrate
- Leaves: green, standard shaped
- Traps: red-purple, deformed, irregular
- Teeth: irregular, thin, red and elongated
They grow in full sun. They do best with seasons, so they can go through dormancy. (A how to grow guide will be included).
Due to schedule and safety live plants ship out ONLY on Mondays.
