Sarracenia x Lolita (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Lolita (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia x Lolita remains an intriguing hybrid whose origins await fuller documentation in the carnivorous plant community. This unregistered cultivar likely represents a complex cross within the Sarracenia genus, promising the vigorous growth and distinctive pitcher characteristics collectors seek from newer hybrid lines. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a south facing greenhouse is ideal. Water Pure

Its most distinctive feature emerges seasonally: crested leaf formations that add architectural intrigue to an already striking specimen

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

a visual intensity driven by robust anthocyanin production in mature traps

Originated by Matt Miller in 2009 and registered in 2013

This fast-growing monster cultivar produces characteristically arching traps that showcase the hybrid vigor of its giant-trap ancestors

Under strong light the interior surfaces develop a deep saturated red against bright green petioles

propagated and distributed by the renowned Italian specialist Diflora

Propagates readily by offshoot division

leucophylla clone displays the pure

The "Copper Veins #2" designation highlights this particular clone's exceptional coloration pattern

S75 <{[(rubra x oreo) x (purp x leuc)] x Judith Hindle} x Leah Wilkerson> X Adrian Slack Spectacular represents Phil F

South Africa