Sarracenia purpurea 'Brunswick Beauty' Small (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia purpurea 'Brunswick Beauty' Small (Shipped Bare-Root)Brunswick Beauty showcases the deep crimson pitchers and elegant ruffled hoods characteristic of *Sarracenia purpurea* ssp. venosa, with this distinguished clone originating from Brunswick County, North Carolina. This venosa selection has earned its place among serious collectors for nearly two decades, prized for its dramatic red coloration and refined pitcher architecture. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or

while others exhibit more typical architecture

Wilkerson Red Rocket

endemic to Peninsular Malaysia's Titiwangsa Range

Traps are green but turn light red in direct sunlight

The BCP Crazy Cup Trap commands attention with its dramatically fused

appealing to collectors who seek depth beyond single-cross predictability

resulting from a deliberate cross of DCXL × UP GIANT that produces distinctive bleached variegation across its foliage

Sarracenia flava 'Huge Lid Heavy Veins' showcases the dramatic appeal of its namesake traits—an impressively oversized peristome lid and striking vein patterning that intensifies as the plant matures

This cultivar exemplifies the remarkable diversity within modern Venus flytrap breeding

more ornamental sundew that matures into a substantial rosette with distinctive textured foliage and pale pink to white flowers

Florida clone of Sarracenia flava showcases the stunning contrast between a deep red pitcher body and bright yellow-green lid that defines the finest rubricorpora selections from this legendary population

This exciting cross combines Nepenthes hamata—Sulawesi's legendary high-altitude species renowned for its wickedly hooked peristome teeth and distinctively hairy lids—with Leviathan genetics to produce offspring with dramatic pitcher morphology and enhanced vigor