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I grew from seed this plant and to my surprise I got the flytrap from the pictures. Looks as a mix of Korrigans but red, and teeth are kinda special as the parent is sawtooth.

I will try to register as it looks kind of cool, and scary. Any names for this monster?

Interesting. That is definitely one to keep your eye on.

i suggest feeding it a bit more and letting it grow bigger to see how the traps actually turn out. one of the traps looks like one of those folded scoop thingies. that defaintly looks like it could be a new cultivuar maybe
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=htt ... AdAAAAABAE
it's a kitty litter scooper but imagine that without the holes and the bottom was opened. might just be the traps being young though

Im feeding since it got the first trap. So in a 2-3 months should be already noticeable. Will keep updated with new photos.

Whoa! That's super awesome!! It might outgrow that trait, but to me it looks like it will retain it as it gets older. Definitely one to keep an eye on...

Just an FYI - that cultivar already exists though under the name "Red Fused Petiole" or BCP F04:
https://www.flytrapcare.com/store/venus ... s-fly-trap

Matt wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 6:51 pm Whoa! That's super awesome!! It might outgrow that trait, but to me it looks like it will retain it as it gets older. Definitely one to keep an eye on...

Just an FYI - that cultivar already exists though under the name "Red Fused Petiole" or BCP F04:
https://www.flytrapcare.com/store/venus ... s-fly-trap

Yeah it kind of looks the same, just teeth are a little bit different as I can see and coloration really dark red. I need for it to grow to compare with final traits

idwaneo wrote:Yeah it kind of looks the same, just teeth are a little bit different as I can see and coloration really dark red.

Oh, the plant in the photo can get extremely dark red too. Remember that photos are just a snapshot at one time. The foliage in the photo is during the early spring months and the plant is growing quickly, so it's not very red. In the fall or if growing under lights, Red Fused Petiole can get almost black in color.

Matt wrote: ↑Tue Sep 22, 2020 9:06 pm

idwaneo wrote:Yeah it kind of looks the same, just teeth are a little bit different as I can see and coloration really dark red.

Oh, the plant in the photo can get extremely dark red too. Remember that photos are just a snapshot at one time. The foliage in the photo is during the early spring months and the plant is growing quickly, so it's not very red. In the fall or if growing under lights, Red Fused Petiole can get almost black in color.

I see, anyways something must be different, time will say. Im glad it’s something not usual