Carnivorous Plant Assortment – Mixed Species Collection – 4 Pack – You Choose
Soil: Carnivorous plant mix (no fertilizers). Each featureshealthy, well-established plants, select from the species below. Perfect for collectors, beginners, and anyone looking for a unique living display.
1 potted live purple pitcher plant (Sarracenia purpurea) In 2″ Pot
Most likely the hardiest carnivorous plant of all, the purple pitcher plant (Sarracenia Purpurea Venosa) is very tolerant of heat, high sun, humidity, frost, wind (unlike tall pitcher plants), and handles very mild drought better than other carnivorous plants.
Sarracenia – Unknown – From Brooks Garcia
Sarracenia – Unknown – Seed Grown
Sarracenia – Unknown Catesbaei
🔥 25 SEEDS Sarracenia Oreophila Sand Mtn Dwarf x Sword Swallower x Hot Lips
Experienced growers know that breeding white topped plants with S. Oreophila produce gorgeous plants, these should be no exception! I’d keep all of these if I had the space, but I have tons left to share!
Sarracenia Oreophila Sand Mountain Cl A x Black Veins Carnivorous Plant Cross!
DESCRIPTIONHello, and welcome to Murkwood Carnivorous Plants, a small, independently-owned nursery, registered in Washington State!This listing is for a pack of 25 genuine seeds from the following Sarracenia hybrid cross: S. Oreophila ornata ‘Sand Mountain’ Clone A (Mike Wang) x S. Flava var. Ornata ‘Improved Black Veins’ (Mike Wang) (SEEDS ONLY, PLANTS NOT INCLUDED!)About the parent plants: S. Oreophila ‘Sand Mountain’ Clone A (from Mike Wang) (pod parent): A very nice, shapely and sturdy, heavy-veined Oreophila clone from Mike Wang. I suspect, along with a couple other growers, that this clone is actually a miniature or dwarf clone of Oreo, as it tends to clump heavily on itself with small growth points and puts up pitchers where the tallest barely reaches a foot, where my other Oreophila easily exceed this height. S. var. Ornata ‘Improved Black Veins’ (from Mike Wang) (pollen parent): A shapely Flava var. Ornata clone, it is heavily veined, and its vein color intensifies to black in full sun! This flava is a a semi-dwarf flava, as it tends not to reach heights of other flava clones.The seeds: The seeds were made by crossing the above described clones, in order to produce some beautiful, heavily veined and dark veined hybrid offspring. If you haven’t grown crosses with Oreophilas yet, it is documented that Oreos introduce amazing vibrant colors in hybridized offspring. Now’s your chance! Offspring should also be reasonably cold hardy due to the Oreophila influence. These should be exciting and beautiful!Pollination methods: My pollination regimen includes bagging the flowers with fine mesh as soon as they open, and keeping them bagged well after the petals drop. This is viable, ripe seed from my 2023 harvest from my nursery.The packs of seeds are stored dry in a refrigerated environment for freshnessOnce they’re gone, they’re gone!Photos 1 through 3 shows the parent plants in full growth in my nursery. The final photo is of the genuine seed. Cold Stratification is Required, brief instructions are included on each seed packPictures are equally part of the item description for your review. Check out my other items, and check back often, I will be continuously adding awesome seed crosses and live plants!PAYMENT POLICYPayment due within 3 days of purchase.SHIPPING POLICYNext day shipping and handlingI provide a combined shipping discount for multiple items! This discount may come as a refund after the purchase. SHIPPING within the US ONLY! Sorry, no international shipping!.RETURN POLICYAll Sales are Final , NO returns or exchanges accepted!* I welcome and encourage questions before purchasing *SALES TAXeBay collects sales tax as required by state law
Sarracenia – Crimson Queen x Oreophila Sand Mountain 4
Sarracenia – Oreophila Sand Mountain 4 X Royal Ruby
Sarracenia ‘Esme Cowlard’ x (leucophylla Purple Lips x cuprea) OP Exact Plant
Division from a 2020 seed-grown mother plant. This particular plant is an established division (1+ years old). You will receive the exact plant in the photos.
