Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula "Cerberus“ Nepenthes we’ve found Cephalotus to prefer

we’ve found Cephalotus to prefer to be kept wet but not waterlogged with water very low in salts (<100ppm)

This species prefers temperatures on the cooler side for best growth with nighttime temperature drops and constant humidity

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

An extremely colorful plant that is vigorous under cool

Growing instructions

Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula "Cerberus“ Nepenthes we’ve found Cephalotus to preferDionaea muscipula "Cerberus is a bizarre mutant and produces 2 3 traps on most leaves. Chances are youve heard of this botanical wonder even if you are new to carnivorous plants. Native to the Carolinas, the Venus flytrap (Dionaea muscipula) is easy to grow outdoors or in a sunny windowsill in most of the USA. The Venus flytrap grows alongside other carnivores in boggy, open savannahs. For many years, misinformation spread that stated flytraps were