Dionaea muscipula 'Green Wizard' (Venus Flytrap) Media:Gel Cup (3+ Plants) and seasonally wet mountain habitats

and seasonally wet mountain habitats at elevations often exceeding 2

It is maintained clonally to preserve the traits that distinguish it from typical Venus Flytraps

Pinguicula agnata is one of the most widespread and adaptable Mexican butterworts

The leaves are a glossy green

Teeth: Very short

Dionaea muscipula 'Green Wizard' (Venus Flytrap) Media:Gel Cup (3+ Plants) and seasonally wet mountain habitatsDionaea muscipula Green Wizard is a low growing, prostrate cultivar distinguished by its compact, decumbent rosette form. The marginal cilia (teeth) are notably reduced in length, appearing as short, spike like projections rather than the elongated structures typical of standard forms. The foliage displays a consistent yellow green tone across most of the plant, with the exception of the inner trap surfaces, which develop a subtle pinkish red