Dionaea muscipula Adentate (Shipped Bare-Root) rare heliamphora making it essential for serious

making it essential for serious collectors seeking genetic and phenotypic diversity

Inspired by nature's apex predator

upright habit—a statement piece for collectors seeking extreme morphology and vivid color contrast

the name is not just branding — it sets an expectation the plant is meant to meet

Dionaea muscipula Adentate (Shipped Bare-Root) rare heliamphora making it essential for seriousRegistered in 2013 by C. Paul of Germany, Adentate takes its name from the Greek prefix meaning non toothed, reflecting the cultivar's most distinctive feature: marginal teeth that are either reduced to small bumps or entirely absent. Traps reach up to 3 cm with an exceptionally wide aperture and a thickened outer rim. In summer the plant produces erect leaves up to 5 cm. Under strong sunlight the trap interiors and rudimentary lashes turn blood red