Sarracenia minor var. okeefenokensisSarracenia minor is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly throughout northen Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. The species produces a domed hood with beautiful light in uses to confuse prey. The okeefenokensis variety is found around the Okeefenokee swamp in southern Georgia. Plants from this region are significantly larger than other varieties of the species and have been documented to be 3 feet tall or higher. Plants are most often found

velvety leaves with intricate veins that stand out in any collection

We love that glandulifera passes on its signature characteristic to its offspring so that they are riddled with black

The plants for sale are cuttings of plants from Thai origin

It was bred by Bill Baumgartl years ago and has the designation “D4”

Alocasia azlanii is one of the world's most sought-after jewel Alocasia

This is a temperate species that goes dormant in winter and can be grown well with flytraps and Sarracenia

We have grown it as a lowlander and it does fine as well

Nepenthes veitchii 'Jim Bockowski' x macrophylla should be an increidible cross and

Boschiana is a fast grower

the entire plant turns a lovely crimson

So perhaps the species range is much more extensive than originally believed

This is the reverse cross to the famous Predator