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While details remain scarce in major cultivar registries

Alabama showcases exceptional yellow pitcher bodies—a striking trait drawn from wild population variation in this endangered species

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heavily dentate pitchers that merge izumiae's dark coloration with villosa's fearsome peristome teeth—a powerhouse combination that consistently produces exhibition-quality specimens

Dionaea muscipula G14xG19 (Shipped Bare-Root) Red Burgandy the naturally occurring hybrid ofG14xG19 represents a deliberate hybrid cross combining the upright vigor of G14Dirk Ventham's giant clone renowned for bright green foliage and dark red trap interiorswith the genetics of G19, creating a cultivar that inherits exceptional trap size and the fine, elongated red dentition characteristic of its distinguished parentage. This cross appeals to collectors seeking the architectural presence and dramatic coloration that emerge from pairing two