Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza Giant, probably the biggest in the world (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia leucophylla MK L87 Bocaza Giant, probably the biggest in the world (Shipped Bare-Root)This legendary leucophylla clone from Mike King's collection (acquired via UK grower Ian Salter in 2006) is renowned as one of the tallest Sarracenia in cultivation, with spring pitchers reaching an astounding 120 cm (48 inches). Its Spanish derived name "Bocaza" refers to the exceptionally wide mouth opening, while the dramatic white background heavily veined in pink and red intensifies under strong sunlight. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American

but fresh is king)

this veinless selection combines the variety's characteristic pink flowers with an unusually clean

Expect vigorous growth with dramatic pitcher development featuring the signature dentate peristomes both parents are prized for—a thrilling cross for collectors seeking aggressive

izumiae from the Barisan Mountains with the legendarily toothy N

This variety warrants investigation by serious collectors seeking to expand their understanding of Venus flytrap diversity beyond the well-catalogued standards

Expect the characteristic red veining over creamy yellow inherited from 'Dixie Lace'

where × wrigleyana has been documented growing wild

This critically rare Tattnall County clone represents the southernmost population of S

Andreas Wistuba's pioneering hybrid unites the refined lid morphology of Heliamphora minor var

Registered in 2000

burbidgeae and N

captivates collectors with its distinctive upright habit and wavy