Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa pmax_beginner The carnivorous leaves are mocassin-like

The carnivorous leaves are mocassin-like and can be very colorful when grown with strong lighting

These plants would do well under a wide variety of conditions and should be tolerant of humidity fluctuations

This cross should be absolutely incredible

There's a number of different forms of verrucosum out there

This particular grex uses our very squat female ampullaria "Purple Striped" clone (last photo) with a solid deep purple pitcher body and striped peristome and our male rafflesiana 'Thick Lip" which has purple pitchers with a pronounced lip

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa pmax_beginner The carnivorous leaves are mocassin-likeSarracenia purpurea ssp venosa is a subspecies of purpurea with a natural range between Florida and New Jersey. It has a compact, low to the ground form and produces tubby and very attractive pitchers. Since it often natural grows covered amongst grasses, purpurea ssp venosa is typically more tolerant of shaded conditions than other species in the genus. Much taxonomical debate exists concerning the southernly occurring rosea purpurea plants. Some