Sarracenia flava Copper Veins #2 Santa Rosa Co (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia flava Copper Veins #2 Santa Rosa Co (Shipped Bare-Root)This Santa Rosa County clone of *Sarracenia flava* displays the hallmark characteristics of its celebrated Florida provenance: tall, elegant pitchers crowned with rounded, upturned lids and distinguished by striking copper red veining that intensifies across the throat. The "Copper Veins #2" designation highlights this particular clone's exceptional coloration pattern, making it a prized selection for collectors seeking dramatic color variation within

almost titanium tone that stands in sharp contrast to the deep red trap interiors and is the source of the cultivar’s name

while incorporating the distinctive petiole and dentition traits for which FTS cultivars are prized by serious collectors seeking novel phenotypes

and perfectly spaced teeth as orderly as its circular growth habit—a specimen that rewards serious growers with hardiness and dependable performance

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Diflora's 2020 selection Carboni Ardenti ("Burning Coals") ignites the collection with cherry-red exteriors and lemon-yellow interiors stippled with crimson trigger hairs—a phenotype isolated from Periscope and prized for its roundish traps

Traps average 3 to 4 cm on mature specimens with a deep purplish red coloration covering the entire plant including flower stalk and sepals when grown in 8 or more hours of direct sunlight

Dionaea muscipula Patches captivates with its striking irregular variegation—patches of white and light-green discoloration sweep across leaves and trap surfaces in unpredictable patterns

sculptural presence

earning recognition among collectors who seek dramatic color saturation and substantial trap size

symmetrical shark-like teeth

Traps variably bear partially developed secondary traps emerging at irregular points along the lobes

developing rich pink and red suffusions under bright conditions as it matures toward its full potential height