Dionaea muscipula 'Werewolf' flava this cross relies more on

this cross relies more on contrast than overall colour saturation

This creates a distinct two-tone appearance

Red Lid (DeSoto County

The lime-green pitchers exhibit light red veining and white fenestration near the top

Dionaea muscipula 'Werewolf' flava this cross relies more onDionaea 'Werewolf' is a unique Venus flytrap cultivar first produced in 2011 by G. Hoogenstrijd of Araflora in Amsterdam and Stefan Lenssen in Germany. The plant gets its name from the jagged, claw like lashes along the trap margins that resemble the claws of a werewolf. Dionaea 'Werewolf' grows upright leaves that reach around 6 cm in length, each ending in traps about 3 cm wide. The traps look aggressive, with thick lashes that point in different