Sarracenia 'Bella' pubescent The pitchers have a copper-ish

The pitchers have a copper-ish hue to them which is really lovely

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

× catesbaei and germinating the seed in the Spring of 1990

The plant is generally a strong green colour but lightens to a more golden colour at the top with hints of cuprea tones

Sarracenia 'Bella' pubescent The pitchers have a copper-ishAt first glance, you'd be forgiven for thinking this is a very pretty Sarracenia leucophylla and you'd nearly be right. It is in fact a hybrid of Sarracenia 'Juthatip Soper' and Sarracenia leucophylla which makes its parentage [(S. leucophylla X S. purpurea) X S. leucophylla Pink] X S. leucophylla. The great grandparent Sarracenia purpurea contributes to a slightly chubbier pitcher tube than a regular Sarracenia leucophylla. Strong, defined white, red