Sarracenia leucophylla Titan (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla Titan (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia leucophylla Titan is a vigorous cultivar developed by Botanique through deliberate outcrossing of S. leucophylla from Seminole County, Florida and Baldwin County, Alabama to achieve exceptional vigor and stature. This tall growing form displays classic stained glass venation with white areoles (windows) dominating the upper pitcher tubes and dramatically wide open mouths designed to trap flying insects. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of

their flared

With its characteristic nectar spoon and tubular

or distinctive morphological traits for this clone

Carolina Red Trap represents a striking addition to any serious collector's lineup

nutans × glabra combines the graceful pitcher morphology of nutans with exceptional vigor and size

fearsome aesthetic that commands attention in any serious collection

making it an excellent addition for collectors seeking cultivars with distinctive visual identity and proven pedigree

Dionaea muscipula Bullseye represents a striking departure from typical Venus flytrap morphology—this Diflora creation features strikingly upright

erect traps featuring undulating edges and virtually absent teeth

offering collectors a compact yet visually striking cultivar with architectural character

likely building on Adrian Slack's impressive size and the complex genetics of its flava-leucophylla parentage

Expect dramatic red venation and dark purple mouth coloration characteristic of both parent lines