Dionaea muscipula Big Mouth (Shipped Bare-Root) Green Dragon distinguished primarily by its distinctive

distinguished primarily by its distinctive tooth structure and considerably larger size than the original Dentate Traps cultivar

earning consideration for commercial tissue culture propagation during the early 2010s

the Crocodile produces leaves up to 7 cm with no petiole — the leaf base merges directly into the trap lobes

The most distinctive feature is the marginal lashes in mature specimens

Named after the 1922 silent horror film

Dionaea muscipula Big Mouth (Shipped Bare-Root) Green Dragon distinguished primarily by its distinctiveOriginated by J. Kapitany at Paradisia Nurseries in Australia in the mid 1990s and registered in 2013, Big Mouth produces traps up to 4. 5 cm borne on proportionately very short leaf bases roughly equal in length to the trap itself, unusual compared to most wild type plants where the leaf base is typically twice the trap length. The trap interiors and lashes develop vivid deep red to purple coloration, with the exterior surfaces going yellowish or