Sarracenia flava rugelii FC23 (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula GJ Explosion undulating hood whose wing-like sweep

undulating hood whose wing-like sweep inspired the name

bean-shaped traps with distinctively irregular inward-facing teeth that alternate in length—a morphological signature that sets it apart from standard Venus flytraps

selected from thousands of seedlings in 2011

and formally named in 2013

and honestly just addictive to collect

Sarracenia flava rugelii FC23 (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula GJ Explosion undulating hood whose wing-like sweepSarracenia flava rugelii FC23 captivates with its distinctive red throat patch contrasting against yellow green pitchers, crowned by an impressively broad lid and a characteristic wiggle lip opening. This southeastern US variety, registered in the Carnivorous Plant Resource database, brings the classic rugelii morphologybold pigmentation at the pitcher's base with minimal venationto serious collectors seeking reliable, vigorous trap production. Care