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The flower scape consistently bifurcates into two flower clusters
boschiana × villosa cross marries a mid-highland Bornean endemic with striking peristome development against a ultra-highland alpine species
displaying deep red trap coloration that shifts to luminous green at the margins during spring growth
reverse osmosis
Dionaea muscipula FTS Maroon Monster (Shipped Bare-Root) Diflora Up Giant The flower scape consistently bifurcatesOriginated by S. Doonan and Matt Miller in 2008 and registered in 2013, FTS Maroon Monster produces the largest traps of any red Dionaea variant up to 5 cm long. The leaf bases are predominantly green but hued maroon toward their edges, while the traps are deep maroon except for a narrow lime green margin around the lobe edges that creates a striking contrast. Marginal lashes start yellowish green and turn reddish purple with age. Leaves reach up to
