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This robust Nepenthes hybrid has some of the brightest red pitchers contrasting with vibrant green leaves

We’ve found these plants to be exceptionally vigorous and able to hold 8+ pitchers at any given time even as the plant vines

Each one of these is an individual seed grown plant and once supplies run out it will be years before we can re-do this cross again

Dionaea muscipula Harlequin pmax_beginner This one should be evenDionaea 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