Dionaea Muscipula Morano
Dionaea Muscipula Morano is a distinctive cultivar with a prostrate leaf habit, noticeable even in young plants. Leaves reach about 6 cm, with traps up to 15–16 mm long. Most traps are toothless (only the earliest traps of the season show a short row of teeth) and feature a bright red interior with a thin, striking white “lunette” in mature traps. The vivid green petioles contrast beautifully with the red traps, making this cultivar visually striking. To preserve its unique traits, Dionaea Morano must be propagated vegetatively through rhizomes or leaf/flower scape cuttings.
Teeth Type: morano
Trap Size: morano
Growth Habit: morano
Trap Coloration: morano
Trap Shape: morano
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Sunlight Needs
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Watering Tips
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Soil
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Dormancy
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Flowering
In spring, flytraps may produce tall flower stalks, which consume significant energy. Find out when to allow flowering, when to trim, and how to propagate new plants from the stalk.
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