Heliamphora macdonaldae (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Crocodile This seed-grown line from Andy

This seed-grown line from Andy Smith's collection produces greenish pitchers reaching 25–35 cm with deep red nectar spoons and sharply recurved appendages

5 cm borne on proportionately very short leaf bases — roughly equal in length to the trap itself

This exceptional hybrid marries the deep crimson tubes and near-black lidding of a classic alata black × flava Red Tube cross with the vigorous

Aurora Borealis is a striking deviation from typical Venus flytrap breeding: a cultivar that produces predominantly white traps throughout spring and summer while maintaining the vigor most white-pigmented varieties lack

This clone showcases the vivid red pigmentation that develops under bright light conditions

Heliamphora macdonaldae (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Crocodile This seed-grown line from AndyHeliamphora macdonaldae, endemic to the mist shrouded summit of Cerro Duida in Venezuela at 15002300m, stands as arguably the genus's most visually stunning species. Elegant pitchers reaching 40cm showcase yellow green coloration suffused with crimson veining and deep ruby red waxy interiors, crowned by a handsome crimson nectar spoon and delicate rim hairs that beckon prey with botanical artistry. Care Requirements Light Bright indirect light or