Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Heliamphora A complex cross with a

A complex cross with a lot of potential

We have been pleasantly surprised by the range of orange/peach/red colors that the plants exhibit when their pitchers first open

Nepenthes faizaliana is found in a limited range in the mountains of Mulu National Park and central Sarawak

This clone in particular is known as the wide peristome form and has very exemplary form for the species

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Heliamphora A complex cross with aSarracenia purpurea is a beautiful American Pitcher Plants renown for its compact form and showy colors. It's tolerant of lower light levels than other Sarracenia and would make a good candidate for a bright windowsill. The species purpurea is divided into 2 subspecies. Subspecies purpurea grows from the mid Atlantic all the way into Canada while subspecies venosa is prevalent in the southern range down into Georgia. Sarracenia, also known as American