Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii (Bay County, North Florida)

Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii (Bay County, North Florida)This Sarracenia purpurea subsp. venosa var. burkii (Sarracenia rosea) from Bay County, North Florida, is a large growing Gulf Coast form with a clear emphasis on broad, open pitchers. Colouration is relatively pale. The base ranges from soft green to yellow green, overlaid with fine red veining that spreads across the surface. As the pitchers mature, the veining can intensify. The lid is large and strongly reflexed, often showing a network of pink to

montana (Tom's Swamp

the veining can intensify

The parents of this plant are Sarracenia × mitchelliana and Sarracenia leucophylla so its genetics are 3/4 S

At this stage

suggesting that flava may not be its sole ancestor

This miniature lily makes small rounded pads and a tight surface cover

The 'Triton' has a very specific appearance

Its appearance makes it a clear standout amongst Venus flytrap cultivars

Start on the shallow end so pads reach the surface quickly

and because the plant is compact

they are equally useful indoors for trimming houseplants

the typically green and yellow pitchers develop a pronounced blush