Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula "WB4" (CK)Dionaea muscipula "WB4" produces thick, sinister looking teeth very similar to "Raptor". It was selected by Christian Klein in Germany. Chances are youve heard of this botanical wonder even if you are new to carnivorous plants. Native to the Carolinas, the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is easy to grow outdoors or in a sunny windowsill in most of the USA. The Venus flytrap grows alongside other carnivores in boggy, open savannahs. For many years,

The leaves reach huge size and we’ve observed some to be over 4 feet long

This is a Thai cross between a select Nepenthes mirabilis winged and ampullaria 'Black Miracle'

It would best be grown under intermediate or lowland conditions

A seed grown plant from Tentena

Red Dragon Venus Flytrap

The mountain they live on is inaccessible and remote that Nepenthes researcher Chi’en Lee is the only person to have observed it in the wild (although there have been a couple reported cases of the plant growing epiphytically in the surrounding area with observers seeing them with binoculars)

Nepenthes villosa may be the most bizarrely beautiful plant in the world

Plants have proven to be vigorous growers especially when under warmer conditions

Nepenthes veitchii JB x Rokko

this hybrid appears very much like Nepenthes hurrelliana but takes its vigor and temperature tolerant from veitchii

Here's a good synopsis describing some of the complexity of the complex

These plants were imported from South American and we haven't grown them to a large enough size to confirm conformity with the species description