Sarracenia x Red Apache

Sarracenia x Red ApacheEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes Native Range: Peat Bogs of Eastern and Northern North America Zones: 2 7 (2 8) The Red Apache Pitcher Plant is low growing with short, stout traps, often showing burgundy color and red veins in full sun. In the winter it frequently turns a gorgeous deep reddish purple color. The external pitcher surface is waxy and feels hard to the touch. It tends to clump and form colonies, about 4+ feet across. Traps hold their

The nectar glands are quite prolific and attract lots of insect activity

It makes a beautiful display plant

It rarely produces viable seeds in cultivation

sometimes with an orangey-pink cast

Stamp Title: Carnivorous Plants

The hoods are broad and ruffled and the lip is thick and deep red

Unless potted option is selected

giving the plant the appearance of a narrow green bottle brush or the tail of a green mare

but upper pitchers are abundant

Nepenthes gracilis

The Palegreen Orchid

usually under pines