Dionaea Mammoth aka Giant Venus Fly Trap cream flowers If sphagnum moss is used

If sphagnum moss is used be careful of root rot

Can grow either trailing or climbing to achieve much larger more mature leaves

Plant in pictures is an example of the size of plant you will receive

We do not recommend the use of substrates containing fertilizers because it can burn the roots

Our bat plants hang out in our orchid corner where it gets bright light but no direct sunlight

Dionaea Mammoth aka Giant Venus Fly Trap cream flowers If sphagnum moss is usedThe Mammoth Venus Fly Trap variety has green leaf blades with traps that are green outside and have a deep red hue inside the traps. The traps will grow to about 2 with the overall plant growing 4 6 tall with a spread of 6 8". We recommend placing pot in tray of water and add water to the tray as the top of moss dries out or you can use a terrarium aquarium set up. When replanting them into new pots we use a mix of 50 50 peat and perlite or sphagnum