Nepenthes burbidgeae x campanulata Potted

Nepenthes burbidgeae x campanulata PottedNepenthes burbidgeae x campanulata is a stunning plant! The compact, chartreuse plants produce large, open mouthed pitchers that are lime green with burgundy stripes on the lips. The shape of the pitchers is elegant and beautiful, tapering down from the wide open mouth like a beautiful champagne flute! The coloration of the pitcher is lovely, but the lids are really outstanding: large, speckled, and detailed! These are from assorted clones in tissue

If you have lower humidity

large plants should be allowed to dry slightly before you water again

growing actively in the warm sunny months of the year and dying back to the rhizome in winter

but some algae is normal

dying back frequently but growing lots of new leaves

the stems of its flowers become sticky traps for insects

Please note that when purchased in winter

Sarracenia have brown

with a blood-red lip and an arresting white-topped lid streaked with red veins

PLEASE NOTE VENUS FLYTRAPS GO DORMANT SEASONALLY

Growth Habit: Sarracenia primarily grow along the Southeastern coastal plain of the United States

but when it produces upper pitchers