Sarracenia rosea f. luteola Clone:divisions of random clones Photo 3 is an example

Photo 3 is an example of the pitchers at maturity

We have been pleasantly surprised by the range of orange/peach/red colors that the plants exhibit when their pitchers first open

4 - 1272 μmol/s

All plants are from Carnivero's lab

As plants get older

Sarracenia rosea f. luteola Clone:divisions of random clones Photo 3 is an exampleSarracenia rosea is an American Pitcher Plant species found throughout Alabama and northern Florida. It has a compact, low to the ground form and produces tubby and very attractive pitchers. Since it often natural grows covered amongst grasses, rosea is typically more tolerant of shaded conditions than other species in the genus. Much taxonomical debate exists concerning the southernly occurring rosea purpurea plants. Some designate rosea as purpurea