Venus Flytrap Akai Ryu is Japanese for “Red Dragon.” This is a gorgeous variety of VFT that shows beautiful deep burgundy red traps and petioles throughout the year. Traps have golden green margins. Very young plants frequently show all red coloration. Juvenile or low lit plants may show some green color.
dionaea muscipula “akai ryu”
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Red Venus Flytrap plants
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