Sarracenia flava ornata Size:Small This introductory collection of Venus

This introductory collection of Venus Flytraps (Dionaea muscipula) includes three distinct types: the typical common form

The tubes can darken to a deep red by Fall

Note: Genlisea are grown in a peat slurry and are likely to be growing in a natural harmless association with a terrestrial bladderwort

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Sarracenia flava ornata Size:Small This introductory collection of VenusEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Required Native Range: Wet Pocosins of Coastal Southeastern North America Zones: 7 9 (6 10) The traps of Sarracenia flava ornata have a deep red to purple throat patch that radiates in an ornate veined network across the hood and tube. The leaves are vivid yellow or yellowish green and can appear striped or lined with deep reddish purple veins. The tubes can darken to a deep red by Fall. It is a naturally occurring but