Dionaea muscipula 'A2'The Dionaea 'A2' is a specific cultivar with a direct link to one of the most famous giant venus flytraps. Henning von Schmeling created this plant in the early 2000s. It originated from a group of seven seedlings. These seedlings came from the self pollination of a plant he called 'Carolina Giant'. He named these seedlings in order of size, from largest to smallest. The 'A1' seedling later became the well known Dionaea muscipula 'B52'. This makes the

A winning plant that feels like it should be more expensive than it is

pale colour

which starts with a squared-off front and tightly sealed pitchers as they initially elongate

They display a highly deformed

It is a great example of the diversity found within the Sarracenia purpurea species

attractive pitcher shape

This plant is a sister seedling to the well-known Sarracenia 'Joyce Cooper'

dominating other tones

The pitchers are pale green

then shifts to a metallic copper as the pitcher hardens

It is a monster in terms of hood size and pitcher density making a great display

The pitchers have a stout