Flytrap King Sarracenia Seeds

This hybrid combines the vigorous, clumping growth habit of S. 'Kilimanjaro' with the large, colorful genetics of S. x moorei. You can expect a robust plant that forms dense clusters over time.

Because these are seeds from a hybrid cross, the offspring will show genetic variation. While they will share traits from both parents, each seedling will have its own unique coloration and form.

Sarracenia seeds require a period of cold stratification to germinate successfully, which mimics their natural winter cycle. If you are new to growing carnivorous plants from seed, we recommend reviewing our online cultivation guides for the best results.

Each packet contains approximately 25 seeds. This quantity provides a good margin for success, even if not every seed germinates.

It is generally best to sow Sarracenia seeds in late winter or early spring. This timing allows the seedlings to emerge and establish themselves during the peak growing season.