Typical

The "Typical" Venus flytrap, scientifically known as Dionaea muscipula, is the common wild type of this fascinating plant. Its trap color often changes according to the amount of light it receives. These plants form attractive rosettes, featuring low-growing traps during cooler seasons and upright traps in warmer weather. Although the term “typical” is often associated with meanings like bland, ordinary, or common, in this context, it refers to the plant exhibiting the characteristics commonly found in the wild form. Typical Venus flytraps constitute the largest percentage of Dionaea plants available and are among the hardiest, most vigorous, and healthiest options one can cultivate. My regular saying about these is: "There is nothing 'typical' about a Typical Venus Flytrap."

Disclaimer:  The provided photos showcase mature specimens for reference, while the plants available for sale might be smaller in size but still fitting for the designated category.