Dionaea muscipula 'Crenata'- Venus Fly Trap
Dionaea muscipula ‘Crenata’ is a distinctive Venus Flytrap clone characterised by its shortened, scalloped marginal teeth and compact, symmetrical trap form.
Unlike standard Venus Flytraps with long marginal lashes, ‘Crenata’ produces traps with reduced, triangular teeth that give the trap margins a crenulated or saw-like appearance. Trap size is typically small to medium, with a neat, uniform look across the plant.
Trap Form & Appearance
The defining feature of ‘Crenata’ is its modified marginal teeth rather than trap size. Traps usually retain a classic bilobed shape, with the altered teeth providing visual interest without extreme deformation. Tooth expression is generally stable across seasons.
Colour Notes
Trap colour is usually green to lightly blushed, with interior colour developing under strong light. ‘Crenata’ is grown primarily for its tooth form rather than intense colouration.
Growth Notes
‘Crenata’ is a steady-growing clone that maintains its characteristic tooth shape as it matures. As with all Venus Flytraps, seasonal changes in trap size and colour are normal, particularly between active summer growth and cooler periods.
Please note: Images are representative of the clone type. Individual plants and traps may vary slightly in size and colour depending on growing conditions.
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Dionaea muscipula 'Crenata'- Venus Fly Trap
Dionaea muscipula ‘Crenata’ is a distinctive Venus Flytrap clone characterised by its shortened, scalloped marginal teeth and compact, symmetrical trap form.
Unlike standard Venus Flytraps with long marginal lashes, ‘Crenata’ produces traps with reduced, triangular teeth that give the trap margins a crenulated or saw-like appearance. Trap size is typically small to medium, with a neat, uniform look across the plant.
Trap Form & Appearance
The defining feature of ‘Crenata’ is its modified marginal teeth rather than trap size. Traps usually retain a classic bilobed shape, with the altered teeth providing visual interest without extreme deformation. Tooth expression is generally stable across seasons.
Colour Notes
Trap colour is usually green to lightly blushed, with interior colour developing under strong light. ‘Crenata’ is grown primarily for its tooth form rather than intense colouration.
Growth Notes
‘Crenata’ is a steady-growing clone that maintains its characteristic tooth shape as it matures. As with all Venus Flytraps, seasonal changes in trap size and colour are normal, particularly between active summer growth and cooler periods.
Please note: Images are representative of the clone type. Individual plants and traps may vary slightly in size and colour depending on growing conditions.
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Dionaea muscipula ‘Crenata’ is a distinctive Venus Flytrap clone characterised by its shortened, scalloped marginal teeth and compact, symmetrical trap form.
Unlike standard Venus Flytraps with long marginal lashes, ‘Crenata’ produces traps with reduced, triangular teeth that give the trap margins a crenulated or saw-like appearance. Trap size is typically small to medium, with a neat, uniform look across the plant.
Trap Form & Appearance
The defining feature of ‘Crenata’ is its modified marginal teeth rather than trap size. Traps usually retain a classic bilobed shape, with the altered teeth providing visual interest without extreme deformation. Tooth expression is generally stable across seasons.
Colour Notes
Trap colour is usually green to lightly blushed, with interior colour developing under strong light. ‘Crenata’ is grown primarily for its tooth form rather than intense colouration.
Growth Notes
‘Crenata’ is a steady-growing clone that maintains its characteristic tooth shape as it matures. As with all Venus Flytraps, seasonal changes in trap size and colour are normal, particularly between active summer growth and cooler periods.
Please note: Images are representative of the clone type. Individual plants and traps may vary slightly in size and colour depending on growing conditions.
