Sarracenia rubra ssp. alabamensis “Near Thorsby, AL” Potted Size:Large

Sarracenia rubra ssp. alabamensis “Near Thorsby, AL” Potted Size:LargeSarracenia rubra ssp. alabamensis is one of the most endangered species of the American pitcher plants and grows in only a handful of remaining sites. The late summer pitchers are some of the best in the genus! They have an elegant shape, long lid and are glowing yellow, unlike any Sarracenia! These are seedgrown from the site location near Thorsby, Alabama. California Carnivores can ship this plant outside of California as per Permit Number

sometimes spreading by stolons to form colonies in their pots

• 100% certified organic cotton 3/1 twill

These should be super dark red

We love the little lavender flowers with white throats because they look like their southeastern cousin

Darlingtonia would normally be covered in light to heavy snow pack where they grow natively

This thread-leaf sundew can grow up to twenty inches tall

These plants will do best with a humidity of 60% or more

this is Florae number FC-145

as soon as the temperatures start to warm and the photo periods lengthen

• Classic fit

This riotous colored flower is already a staff favorite for 2026

The plants we are shipping are about the size of a quarter and will be 2-4” at full growth