Baron's flytrap is a variety produced after serious variation, with so many varieties different from the typical characteristics of flytrap very few. The petiole section of Baron's flytrap is round and has irregular protuberance. It creeps on the ground almost all the year round. The fleshy clip is one of the thickest varieties of all flytraps. Almost all parts above the hair touch of the clip are incomplete, and the edge presents irregular triangle. The more abundant the light, the more obvious the clip is. The clip can hardly be closed, and basically loses the ability of catching insects. The inside will It is bright red. Baron's trap is not only incomplete, but also the stigma on its flower is not fully developed, so it can't pollinate normally, so it can't produce seeds, and can only be propagated by asexual propagation methods such as leaf cutting. The growth is relatively slow, and the maximum size that the clamp can grow to is generally only about two centimeters.
The plants of the dentate flytrap are more robust. The biggest difference is that its teeth are triangular, which is different from the slender type of the typical flytrap. It may be the earliest variant of the flytrap. It was collected in the field in the 1970s, but it is also the only natural variation. The other is the Dutch flytrap. The plants of the Dutch flytrap can show bright red. In 1970, the lotus Orchid gardeners picked out 1000 wild flycatchers, both of which were later propagated and widely cultivated.
B52 flytrap is not different from the typical flytrap in appearance, but its growth speed is obviously faster than other flytraps, and its leaves are also very thick. The maximum length of trap is 5.7cm, which is the largest variety of trap at present and one of the most famous ones. "B52" refers to a large US military bomber.
Huashi flytrap is a very typical species of flytrap. It is also the most common and cheap one in China. It has been cultivated for the longest time in China. Perhaps it is because of the continuous asexual propagation, its growth is not as vigorous as other species of flytrap, the number of leaves is relatively small, the maximum clip is only about 2.5cm, and its pedigree is no longer available. It is not a wild species of Venus flytrap, but its low cost and price play an important role in the promotion of insectivorous plants in China.
Up to now, there are hundreds of horticultural varieties of Venus flytrap, some of which are variation varieties propagated by tissue culture, and many hybrid varieties. At the same time, the plants germinated by seeds may also have variation.
