Dionaea muscipula Korean Melody Shark (Shipped Bare-Root) Carnivoria Giant G1 The name suggests a coloration-focused

The name suggests a coloration-focused selection

where it thrives at elevations between 1

prostrate cultivar combines instantly recognizable trap morphology with the vigor that serious collectors prize

Dormancy — Not required

Avoid intense midday sun — Heliamphora prefer cooler

Dionaea muscipula Korean Melody Shark (Shipped Bare-Root) Carnivoria Giant G1 The name suggests a coloration-focusedRegistered in 2010 by Gi Won Jang and W. H. Yoon of Seoul, the Korean Melody Shark differs from its parent plants in several documented ways. The petiole remains very thin and narrow throughout, and developing traps resemble bean sprouts before fully opening. The sawtooth cilia along the trap margins are broader, shorter, and arranged in a more irregular pattern than those of the parent plants. The interiors of mature traps are red, whereas the parent