Family: Sarraceniaceae. Sarracenia are carnivorous plants that trap insects in modified tubular leaves. They require nutrient-poor, acidic substrate (like a peat/perlite mix) and must be watered with pure water (rain, distilled, or RO) as minerals in tap water will kill them. They also require a cold winter dormancy period to remain healthy.

Sarracenia 'Moorei' hybrids like this cross between 'Saurus' and 'Adrian Slack' are prized for their dramatic size and intricate, colorful veining. These plants represent the artistry of specialized cultivation, blending the vigorous genetics of their parent species to create unique, sculptural specimens that stand out in any collection.