Sarracenia psittacina var. okeefenokensisSarracenia psittacina is an American Pitcher Plant with a wide range from Mississippi east into Georgia. It has a compact, ground hugging growth form and it's postulated the trap structure helps it catch prey when pitchers are submerged underwater. Plants for sale are an outstanding variety of this low growing species and have ancestry from Liberty Co., Florida. The heads on these can attain the size of golfballs. Psittacina prefers lower light and

All plants available are the same green clone with a wide flared peristome

This is a fast and vigorous grower that seems to do well under intermediate and lowland conditions

It's very likely that the upper pitchers have a similar excrement harvesting function like Nepenthes lowii

This clone has been circulating throughout Asian collections for the last 2 decades and has now made its way to the USA

Plants are from a random assortment of clones out of tissue culture

Anthurium magnificum produces beautiful veined leaved and maintains a more rounded shape than other related species such as crystallinum or regale

We've been growing them under a wide range of conditions and they seem to be vigorous throughout

We will ship potted to avoid transplant shock

BE-3029 and has orange pitchers

Perfect for shelves or under benches

It seems to be a much faster and more vigorous grower than its neighboring species (like attenboroughii) and it may boast the largest pitchers in the genus

A highland/lowland cross that grows vigorous under a wide range of conditions