
Mid Collection
Red Trumpet Pitcher
Sarracenia flava var. rubricorpora
$27.49
A stunning all-red variety of the Yellow Trumpet. The entire pitcher tube flushes deep crimson in full sun, making it one of the most dramatic Sarracenia for outdoor bog pots.
LightBright Indoor
WaterTray Method
DormancyRequired
Care Fit & Provenance:
- Owner Reviewed:Every plant is individually inspected and acclimated for shipping by Bog & Bloom.
- Care Fit Guarantee: If your plant struggles in the first week, send a photo for recovery support.
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Entry Collection
Venus Flytrap Classic
Dionaea muscipula
The world-famous snapping trap. Active, dramatic, and still the easiest plant to explain to a new grower.
π§βπΎ Bog & Bloomπ Black Creek, MI
Botanical Specimen
Venus Flytrap Classic
Dionaea muscipula
Trap ClassβοΈ Active Snap
Difficultyπ’ Easy-Moderate
Light RatingβοΈβοΈβοΈ Full Sun
Water Needsπ§π§π§ Wet Tray
Sourced FromBog & Bloom
Ability / FeatureSnap-Lock: Sensitive trigger hairs shut the trap in 0.1 seconds when touched twice, sealing prey in a digestive chamber.

Entry Collection
Cape Sundew
Drosera capensis
Long strap-shaped leaves covered in glistening dew. A strong candidate for the first QR/grocery offer.
π§βπΎ Rainbow Plantsπ California
Botanical Specimen
Cape Sundew
Drosera capensis
Trap ClassπΈοΈ Active Glue
Difficultyπ’ Absolute Beginner
Light RatingβοΈβοΈ Partial / Bright
Water Needsπ§π§π§ Wet Tray
Sourced FromRainbow Plants
Ability / FeatureTangle-Weave: Glistening dew drops trap insects on contact, triggering the leaf to curl tightly around the prey to digest.

Entry Collection
Purple Pitcher Plant
Sarracenia purpurea
A cold-tolerant pitcher plant with bold color and a clear outdoor bog-pot story.
π§βπΎ California Carnivoresπ Sebastopol, CA
Botanical Specimen
Purple Pitcher Plant
Sarracenia purpurea
Trap Classπ³οΈ Passive Pitfall
Difficultyπ‘ Moderate (Outdoor)
Light RatingβοΈβοΈβοΈ Full Sun
Water Needsπ§π§π§ Deep Tray
Sourced FromCalifornia Carnivores
Ability / FeatureAcid Pool: Downward-pointing hairs guide prey into a pool of collected rainwater containing digestive enzymes.
