Dionaea muscipula 'Rabbit Teeth'Dionaea muscipula 'Rabbit Teeth' is a distinctive all green Venus flytrap cultivar known for its unusual trap margins. The plant grows with a low, spreading habit for much of the growing season, although some leaves may become semi erect as they mature. Its compact shape and bright green colour make it immediately recognisable, even before the traps are examined closely. The defining feature of Dionaea muscipula 'Rabbit Teeth' is its highly modified

Nymphaea 'Chubby' suits small to medium ponds where surface shade and wildlife cover are needed

It multiplies steadily to form a dense clump

which explains its bright colouration

The pitcher shape shows clear influence from its parent species

The tubes and hoods display a deep

Sellers usually use the cultivar name Xue Fei

atropurpurea 'Waccamaw' is a stunning Sarracenia flava var

leaving the spotted colouration as the defining feature

Can I feed it

the pitchers exhibit a noticeable pink blush

it's recommended to keep it lightly shaded

The Venus flytrap cultivar Dionaea muscipula 'Fangzahn' originated in Germany in 2009