Sarracenia exornata Saururus we recommend up-potting young Rhapidophyllum

we recommend up-potting young Rhapidophyllum hystrix plants and keeping them indoors until they are larger

Its leaf edges are also much more ruffled than its cousin

This 2000 release from Darrell Probst originated as a hybrid seedling of E

snakeskin-colored stalk of light green with dark black blotches

We think growing the plant is euphoric enough

Sarracenia exornata Saururus we recommend up-potting young RhapidophyllumThis naturally occurring hybrid between S. alata and S. purpurea is only found in small areas of Alabama and Mississippi. We are pleased to offer these seed raised man made hybrids. In appearance, they are very similar to S. x catesbiae (flava x purpurea), with upright S. purpurea like pitchers of yellow and red with brighter red netting. Since they are seedlings, each will vary in the amount of red base color that the pitchers show. S x exornata