Sarracenia flava Rugelii F1 Mike Wang Liz T (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia flava Rugelii F1 Mike Wang Liz T (Shipped Bare-Root)Mike Wang's F1 hybrid crosses the impressive genetics of Sarracenia flava var. rugelii, the southern Georgia and Florida pitcher plant prized for its bright yellow pitchers and distinctive red throat blotch. This vigorous clone develops commanding pitcher height with notably broad lids, delivering the bold coloration and substantial form that serious collectors seek from this robust species. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily.

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once you see these pitchers up close

displaying multiple structural mutations that make it one of the more sought-after monstrous forms in the hobby

giving the trap margins a sawtooth or jagged appearance rather than the comb-like profile of standard Venus flytraps

Developed by S

and the plant remains low-growing throughout the season rather than sending up erect summer foliage

endemic to the high-altitude mossy forests of northern Sumatra (1

The defining feature is a severe eversion of the trap lobes — both lobes curve backward so dramatically that they press against each other

with only very few divisions available to serious collectors who appreciate both botanical significance and visual artistry

this cultivar would represent a distinct addition to the CCCP breeding line—a collection known for producing dramatic morphological variations and deep pigmentation patterns that command attention among dedicated growers

This exceptional flytrap maintains exclusively prostrate leaf formation year-round while developing deep crimson trap interiors that contrast strikingly against emerald foliage—a cultivar prized by collectors seeking relentless productivity and dramatic coloration