Sarracenia flava Turning Dark Red Okaloosa Co FL - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia flava Turning Dark Red Okaloosa Co FL - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia flava from Okaloosa County, Florida represents one of the darkest naturally occurring flava forms, capable of developing solid red pitchers from head to toe with a striking black throat in full sun. Gathered by collector Mike King (MK) as part of conservation efforts beginning in 1999, this Gulf Coast location form is prized among serious growers for its intense maroon coloration and genetic significance as a pure wild population. Our

This cultivar deserves careful observation and documentation as it develops under cultivation

This cultivar's exceptional pigmentation and established presence among serious collectors make it a visually compelling addition to any carnivorous plant collection

During the active growing season you will receive a plant with live leaves and dew-covered tentacles

Jasper brought the plant personally to Jeremiah’s greenhouse open day in Colorado in 2024

and the distinctive lizard-skin veining that gives the cultivar its name

a Northern Florida clone registered for its superior breeding potential

transforming from translucent cream in spring to deep red by fall

burgundy pitchers and robust constitution of rajah with edwardsiana's distinctive peristome dentition and high-altitude resilience

South Africa

with tubular pitchers reaching 20–30 cm that transform from yellowish-green with red veins to deep orange-red

Dionaea muscipula Spotty captivates collectors with its striking patchwork of crimson spots scattered across emerald traps and foliage

Drosera capensis 'Roadside Seepage Along R301 Bainskloof' represents a genetically distinct clone from the legendary Bainskloof Pass region of South Africa's Western Cape