The trap is cup-shaped with many teeth fused together. Color that varies from green to orange, more rarely it is also colored purple. The leaves are very narrow and elongated and creates rhizomes that tend to sink a lot during the growing season. It is advisable to bring it back to the surface every spring.
Growing Tips
Dionaea muscipula is an outdoor plant that lives in acid sphagnum peat or peat and perlite.
Place it in direct sun for at least 6 hours a day, both in summer and winter.
Avoid prolonged frost and keep it indoors.
