Sarracenia Purpurea in a 3.5" pot flared and amazingly colorful as

flared and amazingly colorful as they mature

This cultivar gets its name from the distinctive shape of its traps

A naturally occurring hybrid of Nepenthes alata and Nepenthes ventricosa

Meet the Cape Sundew (native to South Africa and The Cape)

Sarracenia Purpurea in a 3.5" pot flared and amazingly colorful asSarracenia Purpurea also known as "The Purple Pitcher Plant" is an easy growing form of Sarracenia with low forming pitchers. It grows natively in the Southeastern United States. The pitchers it produces can last for years and as they mature turn a dark red purple. Additionally, if you get up close, you can see some of the mesmerizing tactics that the Sarracenia uses to keep its prey inside its downward pointing hairs. These clones are non specific