Sarracenia alabamensis Autuga Co AL MW mother Plants very yellow bodies - Colorado Sales Only (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia alabamensis Autuga Co AL MW mother Plants very yellow bodies - Colorado Sales Only (Shipped Bare-Root)This Sarracenia alabamensis selection from Autauga County, Alabama showcases exceptional yellow pitcher bodiesa striking trait drawn from wild population variation in this endangered species. The intensely pigmented pitchers display the characteristic yellow green coloration of subsp. alabamensis with the added brilliance of a carefully selected clone, making this a sought after accent piece for serious collectors. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of

wavy teeth that create a distinctly menacing appearance

commanding attention with its tall

crowned by a dramatically folded hood that resembles wings poised for flight and deepening to crimson in the throat

This vigorous cultivar

Dionaea muscipula Predator lives up to its menacing name with blood-red trap interiors and characteristically long teeth that often fuse together into fearsome points

rubricorpora clone represents the exact plant photographed in Adrian Slack's legendary 1986 book

Sarracenia × courtii AF is a striking anthocyanin-free clone of the rarely encountered gulf coast hybrid between S

the Korean Melody Shark differs from its parent plants in several documented ways

Most remarkably

Named for its distinctive hooked spoon—always brilliant red against light green or orangey-red pitchers that can reach 35cm—this Andreas Wistuba strain exemplifies the rarest of Heliamphora genetics for the dedicated collector

Phil’s acclaimed red tube clone of Sarracenia flava var

deep-red pitchers with scattered blotches below the characteristic peristome—skip years of juvenile growth and jump straight to specimen-quality production at intermediate highland conditions