Dionaea muscipula Harlequin Size:Typical while gaining the color

while gaining the color

Drosera binata produces threadlike leaves that glisten in the morning light

The male William's Red x Harlequin attains huge size and has a red body with burgundy markings

We’ve grown it in our lowland

Nepenthes spectabilis is highland grower and is renown for having some of the most intricately painted pitchers in the genus

Dionaea muscipula Harlequin Size:Typical while gaining the colorDionaea muscipula Harlequin is a new cultivar selected by Giardino Carnivoro in Italy. The traps have an aggressive look with coarse teeth, similar to Predator. But what really sets this cultivar apart are the spontaneous white streaks on the outer surface of its foliage appearing at certain points in the year. See our Venus flytrap growing guide for more information. Flytraps are dormant from December to March and will appear dormant and not in