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often including vibrant pitchers
and it divides exceptionally slowly
Some insist it references the gassy giant planet
The Coq Couchè captivates with its prostrate rosette habit and striking contrast between vibrant green leaves and deep red traps adorned with brilliant orange sawtooth teeth
nights 45–60°F
Dionaea muscipula Petite Dragon (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Uranus often including vibrant pitchersOriginated by Robert Ziemer of McKinleyville, California in 1999 and registered in 2007, Petite Dragon was initially misidentified as Akai Ryu until Ziemer realized it was clearly distinct. A mature trap is typically 15 mm long with the largest reaching 17 mm, and the rosette diameter rarely exceeds 10 cm the smallest of any of Ziemer's 61 named clones at the time. The flower scape consistently bifurcates into two flower clusters, a feature observed
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