Venus Flytrap (Dionaea Muscipula) 'Maroon Monster' in a 3.5" pot and Sumatra where its parent

and Sumatra where its parent species co-exist

Another pitcher next to it had also caught a single palmetto bug

Venus Flytraps thrive in bright direct sunlight and moist soil (you can leave them in a plant tray with around an inch of water)

We find the traps to have a tendency to shoot off from the center with long petioles and then massive traps that stand tall and proud at the edge of the pot

This specific clone is an incredibly fast grower

Venus Flytrap (Dionaea Muscipula) 'Maroon Monster' in a 3.5" pot and Sumatra where its parentDionaea muscipula 'Maroon Monster' is a highly coveted famous for its intense, dark red coloration that saturates the entire plantincluding the petioles, traps, and interior wallsoften leaving just a thin, vibrant green border along the very outer margin of the traps. Unlike some other all red cultivars that can be slow or finicky growers, 'Maroon Monster' is highly vigorous, producing large, robust traps that maintain their deep coloration even under