Silene muscipula subsp. muscipula | 10 SEEDS

Silene muscipula subsp. muscipula grows into a captivating perennial plant prized for its unique floral features. Native to Mediterranean regions, this species is often called the mouse-trap catchfly because of its distinctive sticky calyx that traps small insects. Gardeners appreciate Silene muscipula subsp. muscipula for its charming trumpet-shaped flowers, which add vibrant color and texture to any collection.

The mature plant produces tubular calyxes that appear almost carnivorous. This carnivorous Silene belongs to the European catchfly group, known for its intriguing adaptation that helps protect it from pests. Its sticky surfaces make it stand out among other flowering plants. Enthusiasts who grow Silene muscipula enjoy its ornamental appeal and botanical uniqueness.

• Features sticky calyx that traps small insects naturally
• Displays trumpet-shaped flowers in charming clusters
• Belongs to the Mediterranean Silene species group
• Exhibits tubular calyx typical of catchfly Silenes
• Attracts attention with unique carnivorous-like traits

These seeds develop into a plant that thrives as a conversation piece. Silene muscipula ssp. muscipula offers a rare blend of beauty and botanical interest. Its distinctive morphology appeals to collectors and nature lovers alike, making it a prized addition to any garden or naturalistic setting.

IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The offer is only for seeds.