Sarracenia x LO15 phyllodia Oreo x wave lid (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x LO15 phyllodia Oreo x wave lid (Shipped Bare-Root)This intriguing hybrid carries the LO15 collector designation and produces distinctive phyllodiathe non carnivorous sword like leaves that emerge alongside pitchers in certain Sarracenia lineages. The "Oreo" in its name likely references S. oreophila parentage, suggesting a plant that combines that species' cold hardy vigor with the fascinating architectural contrast of both phyllodia and functional pitchers in a single clump. Our bare root Sarracenia

This cultivar delivers the dramatic trap geometry and intense coloration prized by collectors who favor miniaturized forms without sacrificing the vigorous snapping response that defines the wolf-type phenotype

thriving best in shadier conditions that would underwhelm most cultivars

making it essential for serious collectors seeking variation within this dramatic highland species

creating offspring that inherit fierce peristome teeth and robust hybrid vigor

500 meters with bizarrely domed pitchers featuring a near-vertical peristome and translucent light-trap patches that disorient prey into a false-exit design—a botanical marvel that makes this greenhouse-bred specimen a must-have for collectors seeking truly unusual pitcher morphology

this diminutive species functions as a "lobster pot" carnivore

dramatic pitchers with distinctive white areolae dominating the upper portions and rich red veining

This seed-grown line from Andy Smith's collection produces greenish pitchers reaching 25–35 cm with deep red nectar spoons and sharply recurved appendages

and despite the fused ends they are capable of closing and digesting prey

they mysteriously merge with ripple patterns in mature plants—while notably lacking the sensory hairs present in standard forms

Endemic to the plateau between Ilu and Tramen Tepui at elevations exceeding 1800m

and 'Pink Eye' to produce exceptional offspring