Dionaea muscipula 'Bimbo' areolata This gives the plant a

This gives the plant a uniform look across multiple pitchers at once

The interior surfaces of the trap lobes can develop a very faint reddish hue

but it's better than virtually all of them (our opinion)

Unlike giant or heavily coloured cultivars

Dionaea muscipula 'Bimbo' areolata This gives the plant aThe Venus flytrap cultivar known as 'Bimbo' possesses some of the largest leaves among all other Dionaea cultivars. The traps, which are positioned on leaf bases that can reach a length of 10 cm, can grow up to 5 cm in length! They have a curved shape along the midrib and quickly shut when exposed to direct sunlight. Along with its impressive size, 'Bimbo' also exhibits remarkable colouring. The inner surfaces of the trap lobes develop a deep red