Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. Chipola #2 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa var. Chipola #2 (Shipped Bare-Root)Collected from Florida's Chipola River, this striking S. purpurea subspecies features heavily veined pitchers that flush deep red purple in full sun and display the characteristically plump, pot bellied form prized among serious collectors. This is clone #2 from Jeremiah Harris's numbered selection, distinguished for its intense vascular patterning and the fine dense hairs covering its pitcher surfaces. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher

renowned for its dramatic

this species eschews the typical nectar spoon entirely—instead forming a dramatic hood-like leaf extension with variably wavy margins that crowns each pitcher

Drosera 'Hercules' is a vigorous South African hybrid (D

peltata's intermediate-altitude vigor and pitcher morphology

backed by the unusual concave nectar spoon architecture distinctive to this complex lineage

The Great Line Venus flytrap remains a fascinating addition to any serious collector's cultivation

Coloration: Trap interiors develop an intense deep red while the very tips of the lobes and the teeth themselves remain vibrant yellow to lime green — a glowing edge effect that makes this cultivar particularly striking up close and highly popular for photography

and lashes suffuse dark red or pinkish while the rest of the foliage stays yellowish green

The GJ Green Zebra represents the selective breeding expertise of Mathias Maier's Green Jaws collection

making this Andreas Wistuba selection a supreme acquisition for the serious collector

making it a prized addition for discerning collectors seeking uncommon morphological distinction

Daina's Delight crosses Sarracenia leucophylla with S