Sarracenia ‘Maroon’ aka Upright Pitcher Plant

Sarracenia ‘Maroon’ aka Upright Pitcher PlantSarracenia Maroon pitcher plants are tubular upright pitchers. They are a hybrid of Sarracenia Purpurea and Sarracenia Rubra resulting in pitcher that are a deep red maroon color, grow 8 12 and have dark red fragrant blooms in the spring. Pitcher plants have a solution in the bottom of the pitchers which poisons the bugs that think they are drinking water. The plant then through absorption uses the nutrients from the decomposing bug to feed itself.

The flowers are clusters of creamy yellow to pink tipped petals and pearly white corona centered in a star of yellow

The flowers are clusters of creamy white petals and pearly white corona centered in pink and yellow

Hoya Multiflora (Shooting Star) has ovate almost a cushioned puckered look to the leaf

Hoya Obscura has veiny shiny leaves that will sun stress with hues of bronze red and maroon

The bottle shape makes it difficult for insects to leave and they are eventually dissolved by the plants juices

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The blooms are clusters of pale pink petals

Hoya “Swiffers Tail” RHM 022 is Ric Morier cross of Hoya fungii x motoskii may look close to a compacta however the individual leaves grow much with some leaves staying crinkle and rope like while other leaves will lay out a little flatter but still highly dimpled

pink and maroon cup shaped blooms with pointed petals and a darker burgundy corona centered with a pale yellow star

Please keep this variety in temperatures above 50°

The bloom pics are from our personal plant

pearly white corona with a dark pink to red center