Sarracenia rosea Squat Huge Baldwin Co, AL (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia rosea Squat Huge Baldwin Co, AL (Shipped Bare-Root)This naturally occurring Sarracenia rosea clone from Baldwin County, Alabama produces characteristically squat, tubby pitchers with the species' signature compact growth habit. Collected from wild populations in southern Alabama, this robust form exhibits the stout, pot bellied morphology that makes S. rosea a favorite among collectors seeking distinctive pitcher shapes and easy terrarium cultivation. Our bare root Sarracenia (North American pitcher

where this elegant sundew thrives in permanently wet

resulting in pitchers that marry deep reddish-black tones with the striking color intensity of both parent lines

here's a straightforward overview of what you're getting and how to make the most of it for successful pollination

5+ foot pitchers that form the genetic foundation for the prized 'Black Widow' cultivar

delivering one of the most striking color combinations in the genus

later preserved and cataloged as F26 by renowned collector Mike King

all while maintaining the wide mouth characteristic of ornata forms

Best propagated by rhizome cuttings

This striking yellow clone of the endangered Sarracenia alabamensis showcases lime-green pitchers with delicate veining throughout

others remaining green and ruffled—with coloration that appears delicately airbrushed rather than veined

making it an essential acquisition for those pursuing diversity in trap structure and plant presence

During the active growing season (spring through early fall)