Sarracenia alata (A11) Arthur S. (Shipped Bare-Root) Wally producing pitchers that emerge pinkish-white

producing pitchers that emerge pinkish-white with vibrant red veins before deepening into rich burgundy at maturity

sharply toothed peristome teeth from the Kinabalu cloud forests crossed into the more vigorous

ornata "Phil's Clone") and the legendary 'Adrian Slack'

this cultivar preserves genetic integrity while delivering the reliable trap pigmentation and vigor that discerning growers demand

Collectors pursue this hybrid for the genetic fusion of two geographically isolated species

Sarracenia alata (A11) Arthur S. (Shipped Bare-Root) Wally producing pitchers that emerge pinkish-whiteThis pure species clone from West Louisiana represents Arthur Sanguet's A11 selection, notable for its minimal veining and distinctive wavy green lid that sets it apart from typical alata forms. The pitchers develop reddening with age while maintaining their predominantly green coloration, earning it the nickname "mean green machine" among collectors who value its clean, uncluttered appearance and possible leucophylla introgression. Our bare root