California Carnivores Sarracenia flava v. rubricorpora

While it is technically possible, this plant is not a typical houseplant. It requires intense, direct sunlight that most windowsills cannot provide, and it needs a distinct outdoor dormancy period to survive long-term. We strongly recommend growing it outdoors in full sun.

During the cooler months, your plant will naturally slow down its growth and may even turn brown or die back significantly. This is a healthy, essential part of its life cycle, and you should continue to keep the soil moist until it begins to push out new, vigorous growth in the spring.

Carnivorous plants are extremely sensitive to the minerals found in tap water, which can burn their roots and eventually kill them. Using distilled, reverse osmosis, or rainwater prevents mineral buildup in the soil and keeps the plant healthy.

No, this plant is not considered pet-friendly. While it is not toxic if brushed against, it is best kept in an area where curious pets cannot chew on the pitchers or dig in the soil.

Because this is a seed-grown specimen, there will be slight variations in coloration and form compared to the product photo. This natural genetic diversity is part of the charm of seed-grown plants, ensuring you receive a unique individual rather than a cloned copy.