Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa Burkii FP (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa Burkii FP (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa Burkii FP produces strikingly deep purple red pitchers and displays the distinctive light pink flowers unique to this southeastern subspeciesa rarity among Sarracenia. This geographically isolated taxon, documented in the Carnivorous Plant Registry, offers collectors a visually stunning variant with notably different pitcher structure and proportions than typical purpurea forms. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of

This selection likely offers distinct trap morphology or coloration worth pursuing through specialty growers and experienced collectors who maintain detailed records of emerging cultivars

Sarracenia naturally enter dormancy

This extraordinary hybrid crosses two of Brooks Garcia's most celebrated creations: 'Leah Wilkerson'

Sarracenia x Sarlacc was named after the Sarlacc pit from Star Wars — and for good reason

making it a prized selection for collectors seeking both visual impact and responsive cultivation

curved traps with dramatically thickened walls and wavy

Water — Pure water only

Dionaea muscipula Triton presents a striking anomaly among Venus flytraps: completely green traps with a distinctively fused distal end and often-merged teeth

This is not a member of the Dentate Traps Group since the teeth originate from fused spines rather than being triangular by nature

Straubis Pink represents a distinctive Venus flytrap selection featuring delicate pink coloration across the trap lobes and petioles

prized by collectors for the deep burgundy suffusion characteristic of this color morph

This cultivar appeals to collectors seeking softer hue variations beyond the traditional crimson forms