Dionaea muscipula 'B52' Canada the lid can become heavily

the lid can become heavily suffused with red

The hood remains relatively narrow compared to the plant’s overall size

becoming more visible as the pitcher matures

Unlike typical alata forms

Although the plant is not especially large

Dionaea muscipula 'B52' Canada the lid can become heavilyThe Venus flytrap Dionaea muscipula 'B52' is a cultivar developed by Henning von Schmeling in the early 2000s. Its story starts with a plant he named 'Carolina Giant'. From the self pollination of this plant, von Schmeling grew a group of seven seedlings. He labelled these seedlings from largest to smallest. The 'A1' seedling later became the famous 'B52'. He selected it for its specific traits. The 'B52' shows vigorous growth. It produces traps that