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Literally just got this guy from lowes, any Idea what cultivar it is? Btw, I like their supplier for flytraps; in one of the cubes I think I saw a M.D. buttchecks.

I’m pretty sure all flytraps sold unlabeled are classified as “typical”.

Also, what’s that it’s potted in?

You could look over this thread from last month for a fairly in-depth discussion about this exact topic. Point being, they're all typicals. There may be some mixed in occasionally that may be Akai Ryu or Dente since the seller lists those specifically for sale online, but it doesn't matter regardless because they aren't labeled so there's no way to actually know, therefore they're typicals. And honestly, there's no way they'd be tossing any cultivars less common than those in $6 cubes anyway.

Bluefire wrote: ↑Fri Jul 22, 2022 7:51 pm Also, what’s that it’s potted in?

It's a man-made product called HydraFiber.

I was wondering that too. It really reminds me of those round coco fiber baskets you find at hardware stores.

MikeB wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 7:51 pm
It's a man-made product called HydraFiber.

I think somebody dropped a wad of that on Mars.

Camden M wrote: ↑Sat Jul 23, 2022 8:18 pm I was wondering that too. It really reminds me of those round coco fiber baskets you find at hardware stores.

I bought a flytrap from Lowe's back in December, and it had a bunch of this stuff in the pot. When I repotted the plant, I saved the HydraFiber and used it as a top-coat on several pots. It does a good job of preventing soil splash.