Sarracenia x Stingray (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Stingray (Shipped Bare-Root)Created by Phil Faulisi in spring 2003, selected in 2008, and formally named in 2013, Sarracenia x Stingray carries some of the most complex genetics in the hobby [(rubra oreophila) (purpurea ssp. venosa leucophylla)] Judith Hindle. The result is a pitcher of striking stature: 4050cm tall with a broad, undulating hood whose wing like sweep inspired the name, brilliant white areoles, strong red veining, gold and green undertones, and a deep red nectar

long confused with the rare N

Sarracenia × 'Deep Throat' emerges from a brilliant 1990s cross of S

Heliamphora exappendiculata Clone Z hails from the mist-shrouded cliffs of Venezuela's Chimantá Massif

This cultivar inherits Reptilian Rose's signature 70–85 cm pitchers and distinctive lizard-skin veining

the Clumping Cultivar is distinguished by its strong tendency to produce multiple rosetted growing points that build into dense mounds of closely packed leaves over time

Sarracenia leucophylla "Alabama" represents a striking Gulf Coast clone of the white trumpet pitcher plant

each seedling grown from self-pollinated flowers by Matt at FlytrapStore and displaying the parent's signature deep red coloration and elongated teeth with subtle individual variations in trap morphology

Bred by Matt Miller of the Flytrap Store and officially named in 2014

established root system ready to grow

This fresh seed cross pairs the variable and dimorphic Nepenthes maxima Papua Red—prized for its deep red coloration and striking pitcher polymorphism from Papua New Guinea—with the highland N

Sarracenia flava var

This extremely pale alba form of Sarracenia leucophylla represents a rare pursuit for serious collectors—nearly colorless pitchers that showcase the species' most ethereal expression