Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Size:typical Please note they are still

Please note they are still not mature so will develop deeper coloration as they grow on

Colder temperatures and a shorter photoperiod in winter will give the plant its required rest period

They are best grown as highland plants but do just fine in intermediate conditions as well in our experience

see our PPFD recommendations

We grow truncata x campanulata as a lowlander and lowii is a highland plant so these seedlings should do well under a wide range of conditions

Sarracenia purpurea ssp. venosa "Red" Size:typical Please note they are stillSarracenia purpurea is a beautiful American Pitcher Plants renown for its compact form and showy colors. It's tolerant of lower light levels than other Sarracenia and would make a good candidate for a bright windowsill. The species purpurea is divided into 2 subspecies. Subspecies purpurea grows from the mid Atlantic all the way into Canada while subspecies venosa is prevalent in the southern range down into Georgia. Sarracenia, also known as American