Venus Fly Trap Towering Giant Live Plant with Long Late-Season Leaves and 3.5-Inch Pot · Venus Fly Trap Plant
Venus Fly Trap Towering Giant Live Plant with Long Late-Season Leaves and 3.5-Inch Pot · Venus Fly Trap Plant
Venus fly trap Towering Giant is a Dionaea muscipula clone known for producing extremely long leaves during late-season Summer/Fall growth. Its trigger hairs close the traps rapidly when contacted by an insect, and the plant digests the insect over several days.
This temperate perennial ships as a moss plug with a 3.5-inch plastic pot, enough New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss to fill the pot, and planting and growing instructions. Winter dormancy is part of its seasonal growth cycle; growth may slow or stop and the plant may appear dormant during that period.
Features
- Towering Giant Dionaea muscipula clone
- Produces extremely long leaves during late-season growth
- Produces a large number of traps
- Rapid trap closure after trigger-hair contact
- Ships with a 3.5-inch plastic pot and moss plug
- Includes New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss and growing instructions
- Temperate perennial with a winter dormancy cycle
Specifications
- Plant type
- Venus fly trap (Dionaea muscipula)
- Clone
- Towering Giant
- Growth period noted
- Late-season Summer/Fall growth
- Moss plug
- Pot
- 3.5-inch plastic pot
- Growing medium included
- New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss
- Instructions
- Planting and growing instructions included
- Variant
- Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
What plant is the Towering Giant Venus fly trap?
It is a Dionaea muscipula clone selected for extremely long leaves during late-season growth.
What arrives with the plant?
The plant ships as a moss plug with a 3.5-inch plastic pot, enough New Zealand long-fiber sphagnum moss to fill it, and planting and growing instructions.
Does this Venus fly trap need winter dormancy?
Yes. It is a temperate perennial, so growth may slow or stop during winter dormancy and the plant may appear dormant.
How does the trap close?
When an insect contacts the tiny trigger hairs inside the trap, it closes rapidly and digests the insect over several days.