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This is a beautiful and handsome fly trap with consistently large traps. It's traps don't get as red as some. I think this is a natural looking fly trap. I have had it for 2 dormancies and only got 1 tiny division. This is a open discussion.

Wow, that is a nice looking plant, very natural. I'm going to have find one and name it mr. Watermelon.

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I love it, and it has flower buds growing.


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[quote="Cross"]Wow, that is a nice looking plant, very natural. I'm going to have find one and name it mr. Watermelon.

It does look like watermelon. Never thought that. The BCP01 looks like a peach

Still looking good after making Seeds. It's reaching for the sky now. I believe the BZ1955 is the one in Rehder gardens that has the huge traps.

FlyTrap Hunter wrote:Still looking good after making Seeds. It's reaching for the sky now. I believe the BZ1955 is the one in Rehder gardens that has the huge traps.

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Matt better clarify on this!

Copper2 wrote:

FlyTrap Hunter wrote:Still looking good after making Seeds. It's reaching for the sky now. I believe the BZ1955 is the one in Rehder gardens that has the huge traps.

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Matt better clarify on this![/quot
Copper2 it's purely a opinion.
Thanks for your opinion.
I actually think my BZ 1955 is nicer than the one at the park.

Man. I wish mine didn't get nae naed lmao

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mahirduarte wrote:How neat is that! This is the nicest Venus flytrap I’ve ever seen in my life...

This is one of the first Fly Traps ever collected and has been around a long time. Almost 65 years? And a very hardy happy fly trap it is