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'B52' is hardy in Zones 6-9, with protection in colder areas. 'B52' tends to clump, and it reaches 3-5 inches tall, so the traps look like they are almost sitting on the ground. 'B52': The bright-red traps of Dionaea muscipula 'B52' are massive and reach 1.5 to 2 inches in length.This flytrap is hardy in Zones 6-9, with protection in colder areas. 'Big Mouth': As the name implies, Dionaea muscipula ‘Big Mouth’ produces large red-mouthed traps fringed in green that hug the ground rather than grow on upright stems.It is rumored to spread to fill a 12-inch bowl within a year. The traps increase in size as the growth points age-some up to 1 inch long.

It forms dense clumps and spreads rapidly over a short period.

'Gremlin': Dionaea muscipula ‘Gremlin’ is a charming all-green flytrap that isn't as tall as some at first but makes up for its size with a huge amount of traps.

It has green leaves and large traps with red interiors.

'King Henry': An excellent starter plant for newcomers to carnivorous plants, Dionaea muscipula 'King Henry' is large, fast-growing, and hardy in Zones 5–9 (with protection in colder areas).

In colder regions, mulch the plant or grow it indoors as a houseplant. This striking beauty grows to 4 inches tall and requires minimal protection outdoors in Zones 7-9. After the appropriate stimuli, a trap closes in a snap of a second, hopefully (for the plant) capturing the victim. During winter dormancy, 'Red Dragon' drops all its leaves but soon bounces back. Each leaf requires two consecutive stimuli to close.

'Red Dragon': The leaves and traps of Dionaea muscipula 'Red Dragon', also known as Dionaea muscipula 'Adai Ryu', turn dark red in full sunlight.

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