Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula 'Dingley Giant' Nepenthes especially the upper pitchers

especially the upper pitchers

opening up orange and then darkening to bronze over time

This is a cross between Nepenthes singalana and Nepenthes ventricosa

Perhaps this has to due with its targeting ground prey in nature

Venus Flytrap- Dionaea muscipula 'Dingley Giant' Nepenthes especially the upper pitchersDionaea muscipula 'Dingley Giant' is an extraordinary cultivar of the Venus flytrap, celebrated for its impressive size and robust growth. As its name suggests, 'Dingley Giant' stands out with its larger than average traps, making it a true standout among Venus flytrap varieties. The traps of Dionaea muscipula 'Dingley Giant' showcase a deep green coloration, often adorned with vibrant red pigmentation along the inner surfaces. Chances are youve heard