Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora Clone:Giant Though we have not yet

Though we have not yet observed variegation in any of the seedlings

All its parents tend to lend thick leaves to their offspring which allows them to be very tolerant of temperatures swings

Anthurium cutucuense is an Ecuadorean endemic with amazingly bizarre trisect leaves with a bullate texture

we've found this species to be an extremely vigorous grower for a highland plant

The pitchers take on purple coloration with a unique orangeish fade to the peristome when they hit maturity

Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora Clone:Giant Though we have not yetSarracenia flava is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs from Alabama up the eastern seaboard into Virginia. The rubricorpora variety occurs predominately in the Florida panhandle and it's one of the most outstanding. Sunny conditions required for full color. Sarracenia flava produces its best pitchers early in the season. All photos are from plants typical of the rubricorpora variety. Please see the information below regarding the exact clone