Sarracenia rosea Squat Huge Baldwin Co, AL (Shipped Bare-Root) sarracenia for sale White eye-spots gradually emerge across

White eye-spots gradually emerge across the pitcher surface

reduce watering significantly in winter

leucophylla

part of a tradition of meticulous Sarracenia cultivation in Japan where collectors often maintain and distribute specific clones by number

likely bred for intense red pigmentation throughout its pitchers

Sarracenia rosea Squat Huge Baldwin Co, AL (Shipped Bare-Root) sarracenia for sale White eye-spots gradually emerge acrossThis 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