Dionaea muscipula 'Big Bertha' antho-free In ponds with fish

In ponds with fish

giving them the classic Venus flytrap appearance but on a much larger scale

The plant produces pitchers with a bright white lid

or their seeds

The influence of 'Leah Wilkerson' shows in the height and in the broad lid

Dionaea muscipula 'Big Bertha' antho-free In ponds with fishDionaea muscipula Big Bertha' is a giant Venus flytrap cultivar bred by Mike King of Shropshire Sarracenias. It is one of the largest forms in cultivation, producing an impressive plant that can exceed 30cm across when fully mature. Its sheer size, combined with vigorous growth, has made it a sort after plant among collectors of giant Venus flytraps. The traps regularly reach around 5cm in length and are carried on broad, sturdy leaves that give the