Axe, Waves and Fiji Iguana: my 2016 New Clones

They are beginning to highlight their special characteristics my clones, which for the second (and some third) year have proven stable.

They are derived from crosses between selected clones.


These are their characteristics:

- Venus "Axe": It 'obvious and fortunately successfull the cross between Spider and Microdent clone. After the first spring leaves start leaves characteristics reminiscent of axes . On top of an erect stalk the trap is narrower at the top and wider at either attached to the petiole and the teeth are very short and almost absent at the end of the season.

- Venus "Fiji Iguana": its characteristic is the creped petiole, evident in younger traps, teeth are irregular as the type Beelzebub, but especially the green and white spotted traps. Erect form.

- Venus "Waves": The "swaying" dionaea.  In the adult plant all the stalks have a wavy edge. The border is irregular even in the traps, where the teeth are short and irregular. Habit semi prostrate.


AXE




FIJI IGUANA






WAVES

Edit lucien: Suppression de ce poste inutile et provocateur, n'imitons pas certaine personne

Tu es un peu dur là Vermisso, il nous présente juste ses nouvelles découvertes de Dionées ici. (bien que littéralement irradiés ) Tu as droit à ton avis dessus mais c'est un peu violent pour un coup de semonce !

Paolo,

Nice plants indeed ! Have a little preference for "Axe" !
Do they reproduce well ?

Hi Ted, in the first excuse me if I answer in English only, but with Google translator could write some mistakes in French.

Yes, I have already reproduced all three clones without particular difficulty and the new plants have the same characteristics of the "mother"plant.

The "AXE" is also my favorite: now all new petioles are erect and traps toothless.

VERMISSO: If you see only a sales post then you have a problem and you do not deserve a reply.

Hi, Don't worry, I have to train my english so, not already perfect but better then  google translator who write mistakes in english too

Well now, We'll just wait  the plant on the market

These plants are very beautiful and particularly Fiji Iguana.
Félicitations.Il must sometimes ignore the ravings of some Newbie