Sarracenia rubra ancestral Marion Co, GA (Shipped Bare-Root) Cup Trap New Clone This Sarracenia flava var

This Sarracenia flava var

prized for its compact growth habit and refined pitcher morphology that develops beautifully under intermediate to cool conditions

Use the tray method — keep roots sitting in a shallow tray of water

This southeastern US variety

creating a striking visual contrast against the cultivar's characteristically low-lying growth habit

Sarracenia rubra ancestral Marion Co, GA (Shipped Bare-Root) Cup Trap New Clone This Sarracenia flava varThis Sarracenia rubra subsp. viatorum from Marion County, Georgia represents one of the most significant taxonomic discoveries in recent carnivorous plant historyformally described by Barry Rice in 2018 after Phil Sheridan recognized these Fall Line Sandhills populations as the potential ancestral bridge between Atlantic coast and Gulf coast rubra variants. Distinguished by shorter pitchers reaching 45 cm, pronounced pubescence, steeply gaping lids,