




Dionaea muscipula 'Shell Tooth' - Venus Fly Trap (Rare Clone)
Dionaea muscipula ‘Shell Tooth’ is a distinctive and highly sought-after Venus Flytrap clone, notable for its unusual, smooth-edged traps that lack the typical marginal teeth. This rare cultivar produces rounded, shell-like trap margins, giving the plant a soft, sculptural appearance unlike standard forms.
Distinctive Features
- Toothless Traps: Traps lack the elongated marginal cilia seen in typical Venus Flytraps, instead forming smooth, rounded edges reminiscent of small shells.
- Compact Growth: Plants remain relatively low-growing and compact, forming neat rosettes over time.
- All-Green Appearance: Traps and foliage are usually green, with limited or no red pigmentation even under strong light.
- Rare Clone: ‘Shell Tooth’ is considered uncommon in cultivation and is especially prized by collectors of unusual trap morphologies.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright light to full sun is recommended for strong growth, though colour change is minimal due to the clone’s genetics.
- Water: Keep soil consistently moist using rainwater, distilled, or reverse osmosis (RO) water only.
- Growing Medium: Use a nutrient-poor carnivorous plant mix such as sphagnum peat with perlite or silica sand.
- Feeding: Plants grown outdoors will catch their own prey. Avoid fertilisers and do not trigger traps unnecessarily.
- Seasonality: Like all Venus Flytraps, this clone experiences slower growth during cooler months, which is normal.
Please note: Images are representative. Individual plants may vary slightly in size and trap shape depending on season and growing conditions.
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Description
Dionaea muscipula ‘Shell Tooth’ is a distinctive and highly sought-after Venus Flytrap clone, notable for its unusual, smooth-edged traps that lack the typical marginal teeth. This rare cultivar produces rounded, shell-like trap margins, giving the plant a soft, sculptural appearance unlike standard forms.
Distinctive Features
- Toothless Traps: Traps lack the elongated marginal cilia seen in typical Venus Flytraps, instead forming smooth, rounded edges reminiscent of small shells.
- Compact Growth: Plants remain relatively low-growing and compact, forming neat rosettes over time.
- All-Green Appearance: Traps and foliage are usually green, with limited or no red pigmentation even under strong light.
- Rare Clone: ‘Shell Tooth’ is considered uncommon in cultivation and is especially prized by collectors of unusual trap morphologies.
Care Tips
- Light: Bright light to full sun is recommended for strong growth, though colour change is minimal due to the clone’s genetics.
- Water: Keep soil consistently moist using rainwater, distilled, or reverse osmosis (RO) water only.
- Growing Medium: Use a nutrient-poor carnivorous plant mix such as sphagnum peat with perlite or silica sand.
- Feeding: Plants grown outdoors will catch their own prey. Avoid fertilisers and do not trigger traps unnecessarily.
- Seasonality: Like all Venus Flytraps, this clone experiences slower growth during cooler months, which is normal.
Please note: Images are representative. Individual plants may vary slightly in size and trap shape depending on season and growing conditions.






















