Sarracenia flava (Bronze x Copper Top) #16 (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Belzebùb holding these strange reversed traps

holding these strange reversed traps high on tall petioles

with tubular pitchers reaching 20–30 cm that transform from yellowish-green with red veins to deep orange-red

continuing to produce leaves through winter and early spring when most Dionaea are dormant

This complex multi-generational hybrid leverages the robust flava genetics crossed with the distinctive oreophila influence

crowned by a dramatically folded hood that resembles wings poised for flight and deepening to crimson in the throat

Sarracenia flava (Bronze x Copper Top) #16 (Shipped Bare-Root) Dionaea muscipula Belzebùb holding these strange reversed trapsDrew Martinez bred this stunning flava hybrid by crossing bronze and copper top selections, creating pitchers adorned with heavy crimson venation that radiates from a deep red throat across the lid and down the pitcher body. The hybrid inherits both parents' bronze copper colorationintensifying in brighter lightwhile the venation gradually fades toward the green base, producing a distinctive tri color effect unmistakably flava yet entirely its own.