This Nepenthes gymnamphora clone is known for producing attractive dark pitchers
This species is prevalent in shady moist spots around the Appalachian Mountains
The flowers of Vaccinium macrocarpon are unique
Pinguicula caerulea is one of our native butterworts and produces amazing blue flowers
Growing Medium: Orchid mixes - consistent soil moisture
Sarracenia rubra subsp. rubra - Berkeley Co, SC. - Rooted Division Seeds This Nepenthes gymnamphora clone isSarracenia rubra ssp. rubra Berkeley Co, SC displays very nice coloration with typical rubra features. Native trumpet pitcher plant Random rooted division. These plants capture and consume ants, flying insects, and more! Plants prefer a mix of organic peat, sphagnum, sand, and perlite. Do not fertilize this plant! Cultivation Guidelines: Light: Bright direct or indirect light. Restricted Range: Prefers bog conditions, seeps, ect. Ideally the plant