Sarracenia psittacina (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia psittacina (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia psittacina, the parrot pitcher plant, produces globose, horizontally oriented pitchers pressed flat against the ground in a prostrate rosette, their domed lids adorned with translucent fenestrations and marked in hues ranging from green with red venation to deep maroon. Native to coastal plain bogs from Georgia to Mississippi, this diminutive species functions as a "lobster pot" carnivore, trapping prey even when submerged during seasonal

featuring prominently red-tinged foliage and robust growth

or distinctive morphological traits for this clone

Nepenthes edwardsiana is one of the most spectacular and sought-after tropical pitcher plants

thriving above 1

This rooted cutting accelerates your path to specimen-sized pitchers with intense striping and the tall

This compact species captivates collectors with chartreuse pitchers crowned by strikingly bright red nectar spoons

Sarracenia x Deimos brings an intriguing hybrid vigor to any serious collection

Presented at the 2007 EEE by Stefan Lenßen

a hallmark of this promising cross that has captivated serious collectors seeking the dramatic pigmentation only this parentage delivers

Faulisi’s seed was then sent to Kirk Simpson

saw-like trap margin unlike the triangular shark teeth found in competing morphotypes

Collectors prize this cross for the dramatic pitcher size and peristome development it produces