Sarracenia x Pride (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Pride (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia x Pride represents a hybrid cross of two North American pitcher plant species, combining the vigor and distinctive trap morphology of its parent lineage. This cultivar showcases the refined pitcher architecture and coloration depth that serious collectors seek, developing robust growth with mature plants reaching notable stature under proper cultivation conditions. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun

with a distinctive pubescent texture that catches light beautifully—a masterwork of European carnivorous plant breeding registered by Andrea Amici in 2017

This exceptional giant consistently produces larger-than-average traps throughout the season with striking long lashes

Florida during the 1980s)

Propagated from carefully selected in vitro germination

or distinctive morphological traits for this clone

characteristically curled marginal teeth make it an unmissable specimen for collectors seeking truly distinctive trap architecture

Aurora Borealis is a striking deviation from typical Venus flytrap breeding: a cultivar that produces predominantly white traps throughout spring and summer while maintaining the vigor most white-pigmented varieties lack

This Sarracenia flava hails from the legendary Leah Wilkerson Bog in Walton County

Plants with fuzzy traps had circulated informally under names like PomPom

This vigorous heterodoxa × nutans hybrid showcases the best traits of both parent species

transitioning to a more compact form during dormancy

densely-packed pitchers in rose-red that deepen to rich purple in winter