Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia leucophylla 'Bocaza' earned its nameSpanish for "wide mouth"from dramatically flared pitcher openings that define this giant cultivar. Spring pitchers soar to 120 cm, making it among the largest leucophylla clones available, and this clone entered cultivation through UK grower Ian Salter, who recognized its spectacular potential after it had spent years performing humble duty in a tomato greenhouse. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of

distinguished by its unique morphology where the trap lobes fuse at the distal end to form deep

with the trademark FTS commitment to producing plants with substantial trap size and reliable feeding response that distinguish it among vigor-focused selections

Breeder and registration records are not documented in major registries at this time

all-red cultivar distinguished from similar forms by its specific leaf-base-to-trap-length ratio and uniformly horizontal growth

Expect stout

Diflora's Bobbit Worms represents a striking departure from typical Venus flytrap architecture

Dionaea muscipula Sonic is a medium-sized cultivar grown by respected Italian breeder Yuri Sarzi

Giant Upright Burgundy Traps represents a striking selection prized by collectors for its commanding vertical growth habit and deep crimson-pigmented trap interiors that intensify under bright light

and that unpredictability is exactly what collectors pursuing unusual morphology are after

It was formally separated when it became clear that this plant reliably displays green margins even in adult leaves under intense sunlight — a trait inconsistent with the all-red Akai Ryu

tatei with the flamboyant coloration of H

Heliamphora heterodoxa clone 1 AW showcases the elegant architecture that defines this exceptional species from the Ptari-tepui and Sororopan-tepui uplands: yellow-green urn-shaped pitchers reaching 25cm