Sarracenia x Lidless leucophylla Franklin Co x Red Viper Wes B. - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Lidless leucophylla Franklin Co x Red Viper Wes B. - Small (Shipped Bare-Root)Hybridized by Wes Buckner, this striking cross unites the intensely red S. leucophylla from Franklin County, Floridaamong the most vividly colored leucophylla in cultivationwith the deep crimson S. 'Red Viper'. The resulting pitchers unexpectedly developed without lids, creating a rare lidless form that showcases the bold red pigmentation inherited from both parents. offered as a younger division. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher

leucophylla in a selection distinguished by its dark lip—a striking contrast that has earned it recognition among breeders who've incorporated it into their crossing programs

A sport or genetic variant that produces large traps with distinctive green-edged coloration against deep red leaves

This striking cultivar captivates with nearly black

Named by Trey Hall of Dirty Divisions for his son Oliver Finn

delivering one of the most striking color combinations in the genus

inheriting the rich red pigmentation characteristic of this accomplished breeder's finest work

Origin and Naming

Miroslav Srba's Czech hybrid honors the medieval King Přemysl Otakar I with deep maroon pitchers that intensify dramatically as the plant matures

Native to the longleaf pine savannas of the Florida panhandle

This cultivar reflects Gagliardo's meticulous approach to trap development

the Cheerleader is named for its fuzzy

Registered by Barry Rice in 2006 and named after the wife of colonial governor Arthur Dobbs