Sarracenia × moorei - Ian Salter Clone 3This Sarracenia moorei (Sarracenia flava X Sarracenia leucophylla) was selected and grown by renowned carnivorous plant grower Ian Salter in Wales. It looks like it may have originally been purchased as a garden centre plant that turned out to be a real gem as it grew. It has a really lovely lid, which is quite large with a network of red veins running through it. The plant is generally a strong green colour but lightens to a more golden colour at the

I doubt this lovely plant has anything to do with Edmund Blackadder but rather the stunning dark tones produced by its carnivorous pitchers

maxima out there

luteoviridis (Sandy Creek Road

it has since charmed growers with its unique features

minor - Green Form (Fargo

The outer pitcher surfaces feature pink speckling

The lime-green pitchers exhibit light red veining and white fenestration near the top

As the season progresses

with deep ruby-red tubes and bold red veining on the lids

This plant has fantastic hybrid vigour

These lashes resemble fangs and develop a deep blood-red to purple colour

typical of its flava lineage