Sarracenia flava var. cuprea Clone:Coppertop (very heavy veined, large pitchers with strong veins, good copper lid in spring) In contrast to the wild

In contrast to the wild collected cross from MT

venosa with different characteristics and provenance

Native to hills in areas around Kuching

Pitchers have a red coloration and and extremely flared peristomes that roll some as the pitcher ages

they are a gorgeous orange with some yellow and red striping and over time darken

Sarracenia flava var. cuprea Clone:Coppertop (very heavy veined, large pitchers with strong veins, good copper lid in spring) In contrast to the wildSarracenia flava is an American Pitcher Plant found in bogs from Alabama up the eastern seaboard into Virginia. Flava var. cuprea varieties occur in the Carolinas and generally have a copper colored top with pitcher body being more lightly colored. Some clones have veining up the pitcher body. Sunny conditions required for full color and flava produces its best pitchers early in the season. Please see the information below regarding the exact clone