Dionaea muscipula Ginormous (Shipped Bare-Root) Justina Davis Sam Flytrap represents an intriguing

Sam Flytrap represents an intriguing addition to the Dionaea muscipula spectrum

making it a prized cultivar for collectors who value morphological rarity and reliable carnivorous performance in equal measure

This cultivar displays irregular trap shapes adorned with distinctive spots and ripples

documented in major registries and associated with collector Tim Biking's 2014 documentation

Dionaea muscipula Spotty captivates collectors with its striking patchwork of crimson spots scattered across emerald traps and foliage

Dionaea muscipula Ginormous (Shipped Bare-Root) Justina Davis Sam Flytrap represents an intriguingRegistered in 2013 by Damon Collingsworth of California Carnivores, Ginormous was a long established plant at the historic Albion nursery site since at least 1988 predating the B52 by well over a decade. Collingsworth found it after acquiring the site and recognized it as distinct: petioles tend to be longer than B52, trap interiors are very red but often not quite as dark, and outdoor growth appears slightly more vigorous. Traps rival B52 for size,