Matt wrote:chomato wrote:Purple haze is kinda close! I really like the skinnier petiole, but it doesn't seem to resemble the coloration combination of the current trap my 'Pink' is growing.
Oh, you already grow Purple Haze? Or your basing that opinion on a photo you see somewhere? Be aware that photos are taken at a moment in time and coloration of flytraps varies a lot depending on the time of year and the growing conditions.
For us in Oregon, Pink Venus and Purple Haze look quite similar in appearance throughout the year.
It isn't clear to me from your initial or subsequent posts what "features" you are keying in on that you'd like to see in another flytrap. I assumed it was the low growth habit and coloration of the plant.
FTS Maroon Monster probably colors up more similarly than Purple Haze does, but both look quite similar to Pink Venus in coloration. FTS Maroon Monster grows upright most of the growing season though, whereas Pink Venus and Purple Haze are low growers.
Sorry Matt, I should have been more specific as to the features that I liked in the trap. I dont know the correct terms for the entire VFT leaves, so bear with me.
I dont actually grow Purple Haze and I was just basing it off of the pics the FTS has, along with CP finder.
I liked the thin petiole of Purple Haze, but I was interested more in the combination of colors my trap currently has: red teeth, with green lips. The inner and outer part of the trap are both blood red, while the petiole has that red/green gradient like a heli.
Like I said before, this combination of colors is more than likely going to change, as a healthy 'Pink' is almost monochromatic all around, but I dont think I've seen a healthy flytrap having various color combinations.