Dionaea muscipula 'Chinese Dumpling' Hybrid while the interior of the

while the interior of the trap develops red to orange tones when grown in strong light

Like many heavily pigmented Venus flytraps

Pitchers stay slender and upright

it is sure to make a statement in any collection

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Dionaea muscipula 'Chinese Dumpling' Hybrid while the interior of theDionaea muscipula 'Chinese Dumpling' is a Venus flytrap cultivar that originated from a tissue culture lab in China. It remains a very sought after clone in carnivorous plant collections. This cultivar earns its name from its trap formation. The traps close in a way that resembles a folded Chinese dumpling. They display a highly deformed, 'werewolf' appearance. The trap margins are heavily twisted and wavy. They feature well separated, animalistic