Venus flytrap

Of all carnivorous plants, the Dionaea muscipula or Venus flytrap is probably the best known due to its traps' rapid closing mechanism. Once closed, it is virtually impossible to escape. At the edges of the trap, there are teeth that interlock. Between these teeth are nectar glands that attract the insect. In the middle of each leaf, there are a few trigger hairs, and if these hairs are touched twice by an insect within approximately 20 seconds, the trap closes. If an insect is then caught in the trap, the trap will completely seal itself, after which the plant releases digestive juices to digest insects such as flies.

Also, check out care for Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula).

Price is always per piece for a single plant.

These Venus flytraps are partly supplied bare-root, partly already potted; we are transitioning to fully potted, but this is not yet finalized for every variety. However, when you add a plant to your basket, you will immediately see whether it will be shipped bare-root or potted!