Sarracenia flava var. cuprea mass market 'Peter D'mato' and 'Hortus Botanicus'

'Peter D'mato' and 'Hortus Botanicus' came fom this grex

these tend to have thinner veining

The species comes from one of the most remote Venezuelan tepuis

The pitchers open up orange and darken to a deep red as they mature

These plants have proven to be exceptionally vigorous growers in our warm and intermediate houses

Sarracenia flava var. cuprea mass market 'Peter D'mato' and 'Hortus Botanicus'Sarracenia flava is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs from Alabama up the eastern seaboard into Virginia. Flava var. cuprea varieties occur in the Carolinas and generally have a copper colored top with pitcher body being more lightly colored. Some clones have veining up the pitcher body. Sunny conditions required for full color and flava produces its best pitchers early in the season. Please see the information below regarding the exact clone