Dionaea muscipula 'Harmony'The Venus flytrap cultivar Dionaea muscipula 'Harmony' is a distinctive plant with a prostrate growth habit. It lies close to the ground, presenting a neat appearance. Its foliage consists of short, narrow leaf bases that lead to its unique traps. The traps themselves are oval and curve noticeably along the midrib. They grow up to nearly 4cm long. The most defining feature of 'Harmony' is its marginal lashes. In mature plants, the lashes have swollen

Its overall appearance is that of a very clean

The tallest pitchers observed in various divisions of this plant surpass 100 cm on average

The traps display stunning white fenestration with delicate red veins

the contrast between the green

This plant is highly sought after by Sarracenia collectors and plant enthusiasts for its superb colouration and striking appearance

some plants may produce pitchers with many green-patched hoods

creating a superb display

The lid is broad and reflexed

This upright structure gives the plant a very open look compared with flatter-growing flytraps

The 'B52' shows vigorous growth

reticulated veination

similar to S