Sarracenia x Reptilian Rose x (flava Rubricorpora x leucophylla) KC#3 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Reptilian Rose x (flava Rubricorpora x leucophylla) KC#3 (Shipped Bare-Root)This remarkable cross by Dr. Travis H. Wyman combines Phil Faulski's celebrated 'Reptilian Rose'itself a complex hybrid descended from oreophila, flava, and leucophyllawith a flava var. rubricorpora leucophylla hybrid, promising intensely pigmented pitchers that blend the deep crimson traps of rubricorpora with the striking white topped allure of leucophylla. KC#3 represents a deliberate pursuit of architectural complexity and dramatic coloration for

Alabama to achieve exceptional vigor and stature

A cultivar that offers something genuinely different every time a new leaf unfurls — for collectors who want maximum strangeness in a single plant

barely-sketched teeth reminiscent of delicate coquillage patterns

*rugelii*—vibrant chartreuse pitchers with a striking dark blotch at the crimson throat and an expansive lid characteristic of this southern Gulf Coast form

Mike Wang's legendary selection from Bay County

Traps average 3 to 4 cm on mature specimens with a deep purplish red coloration covering the entire plant including flower stalk and sepals when grown in 8 or more hours of direct sunlight

The distinguishing feature is that up to four marginal lashes can be fused together at their bases

leucophylla specimens naturally occurred before habitat destruction

naga—prized for its distinctive forked lid appendage and undulate peristome—with the rare Philippine endemic N

produces tight rosettes with distinctive red-veined pitchers and a waist-level drainage mechanism

derives its unforgettable name from both breeder and pitcher form—a complex hybrid of S

wide-mouthed pitchers in luminous lime-green and cream—a rare departure from the species' typical crimson palette that serious collectors prize for its elegant