Dionaea muscipula 2in Venus Fly Trap nozip dark green foliage on a

dark green foliage on a quick growing vine

Large buds open to very double old-fashioned flowers of deep velvet purple overlaid with a wisp of smoke

Origin: Native to the South Pacific Islands

Dark red bark and hairy stems

Description: Velvety green succulent foliage covered in lavender purple flowers

Dionaea muscipula 2in Venus Fly Trap nozip dark green foliage on aCommon Name: Venus Fly Trap. Description: Rosette of toothed, folded leaves. Light: Bright, indirect or direct light. Water: Keep pots in a shallow pool of water. Provide humidity. Origin: Native to subtropical wetlands of North Carolina. Interesting Facts: Charles Darwin called the Venus Fly Trap "the most wonderful plant in the world". Venus fly traps attract their prey using sweet nectar. Once two trigger hairs are touched, the trap closes and