Sarracenia x 'Catesbaei' Cactus not the tiny flowers normally

not the tiny flowers normally associated with the genus

A very rare species known only from Cedros Island in Baja California

wavy and very thick

Others will have more green and look like a traditional variegate

becoming white to yellow in time

Sarracenia x 'Catesbaei' Cactus not the tiny flowers normallySarracenia x 'Catesbaei' Family: Sarraceniaceae A beautiful natural hybrid. The pitchers become very dark red to nearly black once they mature. Takes standard carnivorous plant care. Place in a tray of distilled water and give it plenty of light. Never let the plant dry out. Goes dormant in the winter. Can take light frost but protect from hard freezes. These leaves are currently greenish red because they just came up. As temperatures warm and the sun