Sarracenia purpurea sp. purpurea "Veinless" from Grev Countv, Ontario, Canada JHP6 (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea sp. purpurea "Veinless" from Grev Countv, Ontario, Canada JHP6 (Shipped Bare-Root)Originating from Grey County, Ontario, this distinctive *Sarracenia purpurea* "Veinless" showcases the remarkable absence of venationa rare trait that allows brilliant orange red coloration to suffuse the pitchers with an airbrush like intensity under summer sun. This compact cultivar represents a specialized form prized by collectors seeking unusual pigmentation patterns within the species. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily.

captivates with its vivid red trap coloration and distinctive werewolf-like morphology

nectar roll

It is a stable mutation

naming it for its characteristically deformed and wavy trap morphology

Barry Meyers-Rice's prized Florida discovery

making it a standout choice for collectors seeking visual impact and vigorous growth potential

Registered by Guillaume Bily in 2014 and named after the Kayan people of northern Thailand whose women wear brass neck coils

where pitchers evolve elegant proportions and the distinctive drainage holes characteristic of this remarkable species

Registered in 2010 by Gi-Won Jang and W

The distinctive coloration and robust psittacina genetics make this a standout choice for collectors seeking dramatic pitcher presentation with the species' characteristic hood and curved form

established plant faster than starting from seed

Size: Classified as a giant variety