Dionaea muscipula 'Sweet Kiss' (Venus Flytrap)

Dionaea muscipula ‘Sweet Kiss’ is a distinctive Venus Fly Trap cultivar originally propagated from a specimen developed by Thomas Carow. This cultivar is highly regarded for its deep, vivid red trap coloration, which creates a striking contrast against the broad green petioles. The traps display elongated marginal teeth that extend prominently outward, enhancing the plant’s dramatic appearance. A notable characteristic of ‘Sweet Kiss’ is its rounded, “bellied” trap structure, giving it a morphology comparable to cultivars such as ‘Smash’ and ‘Antares’. The growth habit of ‘Sweet Kiss’ occurs in two clearly defined stages throughout the year. It initially produces upright growth before transitioning into a more prostrate growth form for the remainder of the growing season. Product Features Deep, vibrant red trap coloration Broad green petioles Long marginal teeth with outward extension Rounded, “bellied” trap morphology Distinct biphasic growth pattern