Sarracenia sp. / hybrid

Owned by Dr0sera Butterwort (@Dr0sera_Butterwort).

Notes

Slender upright trumpet pitcher form breaking winter dormancy.Trap Mechanism & Diagnostic Features: Passive tubular pitfall traps. Erect spring pitchers feature an attractive, nectar-secreting peristome rim (nectar roll) and a fixed operculum hood that directs prey into a waxy, downward-haired slide zone. Trapped insects fall into digestive fluid at the pitcher base. S. purpurea features squat, urn-shaped pitchers adapted to capture rainwater, digesting prey via symbiotic microfauna.

Details

Identity & Classification

Common Name
Trumpet Pitcher Plant (Small)
Clone ID
Bug-Munching Minis™ Selection
Accession Number
ACC-2026-SARR-TRUMP-15A
Hybrid/Species/Unknown
Hybrid

Growth & Physical Traits

Plant Type
Carnivorous Plant, Herb
Growing Medium
50:50 Sphagnum Peat Moss, Perlite
Pot Size
3" Round Plastic Pot
Growth Habit
Upright / Erect

Lifecycle & Reproduction

Health Status
Healthy / Stable ✅
Propagation Method
Division
Flowering Notes
Emerging spring pitchers and nodding flower buds

Care & Requirements

Watering Needs
Standing Water / Bog Conditions
Temperature Range
Mild Temperate (40–85°F / 4–30°C)
Humidity Range
Low Humidity Tolerant (20–40%)
Light Needs
Full Sun
Fertilizing
Natural insect capture; wasps, flies

Origin & Source

Acquisition Source
Cultivo Carnivores
Date Acquired
Mar 30, 2026
Natural Habitat Location
Southeastern United States (Wet pine savannas & bogs)

Collection Context

Quantity
1
Growing Area
Outdoor (Large Circular Communal Water Tray #2, OUT-TUB2)
Added Details
Slender upright trumpet pitcher form breaking winter dormancy.Trap Mechanism & Diagnostic Features: Passive tubular pitfall traps. Erect spring pitchers feature an attractive, nectar-secreting peristome rim (nectar roll) and a fixed operculum hood that directs prey into a waxy, downward-haired slide zone. Trapped insects fall into digestive fluid at the pitcher base. S. purpurea features squat, urn-shaped pitchers adapted to capture rainwater, digesting prey via symbiotic microfauna.
Trumpet Pitcher Plant (Small)

Sarracenia

sp. / hybrid

Hybrid/Species/Unknown
Hybrid
Common NameTrumpet Pitcher Plant (Small)
Clone IDBug-Munching Minis™ Selection
Accession NumberACC-2026-SARR-TRUMP-15A

Growth & Physical Traits

Plant Type
Carnivorous Plant, Herb
Growth Habit
Upright / Erect
Growing Medium50:50 Sphagnum Peat Moss, Perlite
Pot Size3" Round Plastic Pot

Lifecycle & Reproduction

Health Status
Healthy / Stable ✅
Propagation Method
Division
Flowering NotesEmerging spring pitchers and nodding flower buds

Care & Requirements

Watering Needs
Standing Water / Bog Conditions
Temperature Range
Mild Temperate (40–85°F / 4–30°C)
Humidity Range
Low Humidity Tolerant (20–40%)
Light Needs
Full Sun
FertilizingNatural insect capture; wasps, flies

Origin & Source

Date Acquired
Mar 30, 2026
Acquisition SourceCultivo Carnivores
Natural Habitat LocationSoutheastern United States (Wet pine savannas & bogs)

Collection Context

Quantity
1
Growing AreaOutdoor (Large Circular Communal Water Tray #2, OUT-TUB2)

Added Details

Slender upright trumpet pitcher form breaking winter dormancy. Trap Mechanism & Diagnostic Features: Passive tubular pitfall traps. Erect spring pitchers feature an attractive, nectar-secreting peristome rim (nectar roll) and a fixed operculum hood that directs prey into a waxy, downward-haired slide zone. Trapped insects fall into digestive fluid at the pitcher base. S. purpurea features squat, urn-shaped pitchers adapted to capture rainwater, digesting prey via symbiotic microfauna.

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