Dionaea muscipula Trev's Red Dentate Nepenthes then settle down as they

then settle down as they mature

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These plants prefer highland to intermediate temperatures

Perhaps this has to due with its targeting ground prey in nature

Dionaea muscipula Trev's Red Dentate Nepenthes then settle down as theyDionaea muscipula Trev's Red Dentate is an extraordinarily deep red flytrap that has dentate trap shapes, meaning reduced cilia and jagged edges at the edges of the trap. This one is continually climbing up my list of favorite flytraps and its a strong grower to boot. See our Venus flytrap growing guide for more information. Flytraps are dormant from December to March and will appear dormant and not in active growth during these months. Our sizing