Collection: Venus Flytrap

Venus Flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) attracts it's prey by secreting sweet nectar. They have trigger hairs located inside the trap, which serves a motion detector on the plant. When an insect lands on the hair, the leaf closes in half a second. Once the trap fully closes, the leaves form an airtight seal and digest it's food.

VENUS FLYTRAP 'CUP TRAP'

VENUS FLYTRAP 'FLEXX'

VENUS FLYTRAP 'RED PIRANHA'

VENUS FLYTRAP 'DENTE'

VENUS FLYTRAP 'KING HENRY'

VENUS FLYTRAP 'AKAI RYU'