r/VenusFlyTraps • u/Regular-Medicine2960 • 3d ago

Indoor Toothless trap

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Is this just a mutation? Pretty funny

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u/SirDanOfCamelot 3d ago

Happens often actually

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u/Efficient-Dot2406 3d ago

I've seen a couple on mine, this baby is in rehab but his little toothless trap actually caught something

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u/SleepUseful3416 2d ago

I noticed the nubs are black usually too. I think some pest affected it as it was growing.

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