Sarracenia x Big Gulp (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Big Gulp (Shipped Bare-Root)This complex hybrid crosses S. mitchelliana with [(oreophila flava) purpurea venosa], yielding. Favored for its striking angular nectar roll and intense coloration, 'Big Gulp' demonstrates how layered parentage can concentrate desirable traits into a manageable stature without sacrificing visual impact. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher plants) are shipped according to their natural growing cycle. During the active growing season

This prostrate grower delivers the dramatic trap coloration and formidable dentition that serious collectors pursue

rubricorpora from Florida's Gulf Coast pine savannas

Bred by Phil F

cataloged as BCP Clone Z02 in the cultivar registry

selected for its distinctive vertical growth habit and restrained trap proportions

mollis itself carries mysterious hybrid ancestry

leucophylla's striking coloration—deep pink venation cascading across the tube and exploding into a brilliant magenta mouth

upright pitchers with faint areoles and rounded hoods that would otherwise blush deep reddish-purple in winter—a remarkable opportunity to observe the architecture of this diminutive hybrid without pigmentation's visual dominance

combining the vigor of four distinct tepui species through multiple generations of careful selection by Australian breeder Geoff Mansell

selected by the renowned European grower Giardino Carnivoro for its distinctive variegated appearance

Drosera capensis from Matroosberg's high-altitude cloud forests (1285m asl) produces a spectacular giant form that develops protective hibernacula as winters turn frosty in the Western Cape highlands

× excellens hybrid that graced the cover of The Savage Garden—with 'Adrian Slack'