Cephalotus follicularis, IMP-0005 Utricularia It’s documented to grow from

It’s documented to grow from 800 meters to over 1600 meters so it’s likely tolerant of a wide range of conditions

A cultivar of Sarracenia rosea selected for its beauty and vigor

We can't think of a larger wild card that this cross since the parents are 2 opposites

It exhibits teeth connected to the back of the pitcher lid which often can be observed secreting nectar

Cephalotus follicularis, IMP-0005 Utricularia It’s documented to grow fromCephalotus is native to Western Australia where it grows along the seashores on the coast in mediterranean like climates. It is totally unique amongst carnivores and the genus is monotypic. It develops 2 types of leaves, one carnivorous and the other foliar. The carnivorous leaves are mocassin like and can be very colorful when grown with strong lighting. Generally, weve found Cephalotus to prefer to be kept wet but not waterlogged with water very low