Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Shipping Option:Unpotted It's tolerant of lower light

It's tolerant of lower light levels than other Sarracenia and would make a good candidate for a bright windowsill

The clone is male and the black "variegation" often passes on to its offspring

Nepenthes bellii hybrids are some of our favorites because they keep the smaller stature of belllii but inherit characteristics from the male parent

This cross should be very campy and unique

Nepenthes rajah x burbidgeae (or Nepenthes x Alisapatruna) is one of the world’s most sought after hybrids

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Shipping Option:Unpotted It's tolerant of lower lightSarracenia purpurea is a beautiful American Pitcher Plants renown for its compact form and showy colors. It's tolerant of lower light levels than other Sarracenia and would make a good candidate for a bright windowsill. The species purpurea is divided into 2 subspecies. Subspecies purpurea grows from the mid Atlantic all the way into Canada while subspecies venosa is prevalent in the southern range down into Georgia. Sarracenia, also known as American