Sarracenia minor var. okeefenokensis Clone:Giant, Reading Clone selfed, seed grown, We grew these plants from

We grew these plants from seed produced by a grower in Hawaii

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

intermediate and highland greenhouses

It seems to prefer a bit less light than others or the leaves tend to be a little more pale (at least when young)

Anthurium cirinoi is a gorgeous

Sarracenia minor var. okeefenokensis Clone:Giant, Reading Clone selfed, seed grown, We grew these plants fromSarracenia minor is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs mainly throughout northen Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas. The species produces a domed hood with beautiful light in uses to confuse prey. The okeefenokensis variety is found around the Okeefenokee swamp in southern Georgia. Plants from this region are significantly larger than other varieties of the species and have been documented to be 3 feet tall or higher. Plants are most often found