Sarracenia minor Wayne Co GA FC12 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia minor Wayne Co GA FC12 (Shipped Bare-Root)*Sarracenia minor* 'Wayne Co GA FC12' showcases the refined pitcher morphology this species is prized for, with a distinctive hooded form and delicate flower, while its vigorous division habit makes it an excellent choice for building specimen clumps. This Georgia sourced clone represents the kind of robust, free growing minor that serious collectors seek for reliable cultivation and rapid establishment. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun

Originated by Leo Song Jr

This extraordinary hybrid pairs Don Schnell's legendary white-topped leucophylla clone with flava maxima genetics

bred by Jeremiah Harris of Colorado

and the plant produces traps prolifically

The traps are long and narrow with a rectangular aspect

distinguished by a strongly prostrate growth habit and intense dark maroon trap coloration

capacious traps ideal for capturing prey

Bill Scholl's striking anthocyanin-free moorei hybrid crosses green S

producing pitchers that emerge pinkish-white with vibrant red veins before deepening into rich burgundy at maturity

bred by Mathew Soper of Hampshire Carnivorous Plants and named for his wife in 1998

The marginal lashes change shape over the growing season — starting as simple triangular structures in spring before becoming progressively more divided and serrated through summer

Its defining feature lies in distinctly short