Sarracenia x Stingray (Shipped Bare-Root) B52 x Low Giant tooth-like ridges

tooth-like ridges

making it essential for serious collectors seeking genetic and phenotypic diversity

Most sundews adapt well to open-air growing once established

Edward Read's 1999 registration of Red Piranha established a benchmark for all-red dentate Venus Flytraps that still captivates collectors nearly three decades later

Sarracenia x Stingray (Shipped Bare-Root) B52 x Low Giant tooth-like ridgesCreated by Phil Faulisi in spring 2003, selected in 2008, and formally named in 2013, Sarracenia x Stingray carries some of the most complex genetics in the hobby [(rubra oreophila) (purpurea ssp. venosa leucophylla)] Judith Hindle. The result is a pitcher of striking stature: 4050cm tall with a broad, undulating hood whose wing like sweep inspired the name, brilliant white areoles, strong red veining, gold and green undertones, and a deep red nectar