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By jamzjamz
Posts:  44
Joined:  Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:34 am
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So I was looking at my Justina Davis and found these strange looking traps. They look like the "fuzzy arms" but this was on the traps instead.

Look at the little guy in the middle, so round. Looks like something from Super Mario brothers lol :lol:

I am wondering is this a mutation or some kind of sickness?
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By pieguy452
Posts:  2460
Joined:  Sun May 22, 2011 11:09 pm
#147240
Those are most likely just mutations and shouldn't be a problem unless the flytrap is constantly making traps like that :)
By Starchy
Posts:  962
Joined:  Sat Jun 02, 2012 3:58 am
#147274
If the plant stayed healthy and consistently mutated traps like that, what name would you go with for a cultivar?

Throw some ideas around...
I'll start: "Lumberjack" - because it looks like it has a lumberjack's facial hair under the chin.
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By xr280xr
Posts:  2807
Joined:  Wed Jun 22, 2011 3:29 pm
#147317
I've had several leaves developing with a texture like that but not the traps. That's a weird one.

For $7 I'd have to pick one of those up myself!

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