Sarracenia x Hummer's Hammerhead (Shipped Bare-Root)

Sarracenia x Hummer's Hammerhead (Shipped Bare-Root)John Hummer's 1992 creation, Sarracenia 'Hummer's Hammerhead', derives its unforgettable name from both breeder and pitcher forma complex hybrid of S. psittacina, S. alabamensis, and S. alabamensis that produces strikingly distinctive hammer shaped traps with broad, flattened hoods. Bright yellow pitchers veined in deep red emerge upright and intensify as temperatures drop, reaching 1020 cm in vigorous clumps under proper care. Care Requirements Light

Montecore is a heavily mutated cultivar with arched traps

This European-propagated cultivar delivers botanical intrigue through its split red-and-green coloration and unique hybrid dentition

elongated pitchers and delicate nectar spoon characteristic of heterodoxa's refined form

Originated by Matt Miller in 2009 and registered in 2013

Originally described simply as a tissue-cultured mutation

Coloration: Rewards direct sunlight with vibrant coloration across the trap interiors

"Defiance" KC #11 crosses the legendary Sarracenia 'Reptilian Rose'—itself a 2000 Phil Faulski creation featuring intricate lizard-skin veining and rose-like fragrance—with a moorei-type hybrid of flava Rubricorpora and leucophylla

and traps bearing exceptionally long slender marginal spikes

selected by Dan Winter for its remarkable white coloration that densifies across the pitcher mouth

producing distinctive pink coloration that sets it apart from standard varieties

intensified by Hans Luhrs' masterful selection for chromatic intensity

creating a specimen that showcases the best characteristics of both Venezuelan tepui parents