Sarracenia x Brimstone FH3 Fred P. (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Brimstone FH3 Fred P. (Shipped Bare-Root)Sarracenia 'Brimstone FH3' is a registered cultivar whose striking name hints at the deep, sulfurous pitcher colorations characteristic of premium Sarracenia hybrids. This clone represents specialized breeding work within the collector community, offering the sophisticated color palette and form that serious cultivators seek for display collections. Care Requirements Light 8+ hours of direct sun daily. Outdoors in full sun or a south facing greenhouse

Temperature — Cool to intermediate

Nominated by Peter D'Amato and published in The Savage Garden in 1998

creating a dramatically elegant specimen prized by serious collectors seeking morphological distinction

Under strong light conditions

GJ Montecore

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

inheriting the heat tolerance of its lower Pantepui origins near Ptari-tepui and Sororopan-tepui in Venezuela

sculptured traps and vivid red interiors—a sawtooth cultivar distinguished by strikingly forked teeth and robust growth that produces frequent natural divisions

Registered by Colin Clayton of Australia's Triffid Park

Bred by Jeremiah Harris himself using Sarracenia x Leah Wilkerson × mitchelliana and selected aside in 2019

” a nod to its notably large trap size

Dante's Inferno channels the ominous beauty of its literary namesake—a hybrid that draws its name from Dante's famous descent into the underworld