Sarracenia x Theodore Bennett (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Theodore Bennett (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia Theodore Bennett Named by Trey Hall of Dirty Divisions for his son Theodore Bennett, this cultivar arrives with a story as compelling as its appearance. The pitchers display a striking combination of creamy white coloring, a red throat, and a lacy white pitcher tube that makes it immediately distinctive among Sarracenia hybrids. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher plants) are shipped according to their natural growing cycle.

This cultivar elevates the prized Schuppenstiel lineage by coupling the signature scaly

with distinctive bumps supporting hair-like structures reaching 11mm—the longest in Heliamphora—that line the interior of 20-50cm vessels

documented in major registries and associated with collector Tim Biking's 2014 documentation

crowned by a dramatically folded hood that resembles wings poised for flight and deepening to crimson in the throat

Breeder and registration records are not documented in major registries at this time

venosa with variable coloration

fearsome aesthetic that commands attention in any serious collection

featured in the Carnivorous Plant Newsletter

then crosses that F1 hybrid back to the highest-altitude Bornean specialist

'Juthatip Soper' with (S

thin marginal spines found on typical flytraps

Centurion represents a vigorous hybrid (G10 × G14) celebrated for its striking dark-red traps armed with prominent