Sarracenia flava Ornata Black Veins Bulloch Co GA (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia flava Ornata Black Veins Bulloch Co GA (Shipped Bare-Root)This exceptional clone from the now extinct Bulloch County, Georgia population represents one of the most genetically influential black veined Sarracenia flava ornata ever cultivated. A proven breeder whose striking crystal clear black venation has dominated countless hybrid offspring, this plant carries the legacy of a site destroyed in 2012making it a living archive of a lost population and a cornerstone for serious collectors pursuing the darkest

selected for dramatic deep red and black pitcher coloration that intensifies under bright light

This distinctive cultivar features notably elongated petioles and characteristically deformed trap morphology that sets it apart from similar open-trap varieties

flava maxima

with its name invoking the darker

Mathias Maier's 2007 German selection GJ Umgekrempelt—meaning "reversed"—defies Venus flytrap convention with strikingly upright

comes from the "obvious similarity" of the swollen

which bear fine teeth and a prostrate growth habit

jagged dentate teeth

erect traps featuring undulating edges and virtually absent teeth

these pings are guaranteed to steal the show on your windowsill or plant shelf

Developed by Trev Cox from Dentate genetics

then crosses that F1 generation back to Chinook Jerry A